Goverment to give your medical records to tom dick and harry

[big_cod]

Sounds like somebody somewhere is probably dontates large sums to the tory party for this imfo no dought it will all come out in washing i smell a rat here what i have noticed is how the BBC probably with help of Mr Chris Pattern Ex tory minister who now has massive influence in the BBC has swung to the right recently talking everything up when as we all know the feel good factor aint there its just an imagination by this goverment what they have somehow forgot is how prices have rocketed in every way while wages for people at the bottom end of the scale have gone backwards how are you supposed to have the feel good they are living on some distant planet not in real world. .

 

paul.

[Ken L]

they already have and know exactly who you are, where you are at any one time, phone and number plate, what's the problem with the medical records, why are they required to be so secretive and what difference does it make. Is it not just an easy way for the likes of the insurance co's preventing scams? So what's the problem?

 

Would you want your automotive insurer to have full access to details of your history of motoring related data - parking violations, speeding fines, VOSA inspection data, police stops, MOT records, drink driving details etc?

No?

Same difference.

 

Medical records often contain familial histories, results of tests (including DNA analysis) as well as the fact that it has been felt appropriate to perform a test, lifestyle details etc. Lots of stuff that insurance companies would just love to set their computer algorythms loose on to find out whether you're a bad bet.

[Steve Walker]

So long as the promises of anonymity are honoured, I see no problem. If they are not, then there is a big problem.

 

You trust all sorts of private and public organisations with all sorts of personal data.