Comments on: Global Health Council (GHC36): Trust & social desirability in m-health http://globalhealthideas.org/2009/05/global-health-council-ghc36-trust-social-desirability-in-m-health/ Sun, 07 Mar 2010 21:11:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Global Health Progress » Roundup: Global Health Ideas Coverage of GHC 2009 Conference http://globalhealthideas.org/2009/05/global-health-council-ghc36-trust-social-desirability-in-m-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2180 Global Health Progress » Roundup: Global Health Ideas Coverage of GHC 2009 Conference Mon, 01 Feb 2010 22:08:33 +0000 http://globalhealthideas.org/?p=1376#comment-2180 [...] Trust & social desirability in m-health Jaspal explores the trust theme from this presentation that featured GHP partners, The Millennium Villages Project, Project Concern International and United Nations Foundation. [...] [...] Trust & social desirability in m-health Jaspal explores the trust theme from this presentation that featured GHP partners, The Millennium Villages Project, Project Concern International and United Nations Foundation. [...]

]]> By: Hicham Guennoun http://globalhealthideas.org/2009/05/global-health-council-ghc36-trust-social-desirability-in-m-health/comment-page-1/#comment-1476 Hicham Guennoun Wed, 25 Nov 2009 12:04:07 +0000 http://globalhealthideas.org/?p=1376#comment-1476 Indeed trust is still a big issue in both emerging and developed countries when it comes to digital content and interactions. Safeguarding privacy of patient data, being a central concern in your Q&A panel, can only be solved when these same users control their data and have their legal rights protected though using digital technology. GTC a non-profit international organisation based in Sweden, has developed a policy-based solution to protect the rights of patients and to bring legal support for users. http://www.globaltrustcouncil.org This solution to trust in digital interactions is not based on technology. It offers a true legal balance between traditional paper based administration and digital administration. It would help achieve the efficiencies and costs cuttings for both the service providers and the patients. HG/ Indeed trust is still a big issue in both emerging and developed countries when it comes to digital content and interactions. Safeguarding privacy of patient data, being a central concern in your Q&A panel, can only be solved when these same users control their data and have their legal rights protected though using digital technology.

GTC a non-profit international organisation based in Sweden, has developed a policy-based solution to protect the rights of patients and to bring legal support for users.
http://www.globaltrustcouncil.org

This solution to trust in digital interactions is not based on technology. It offers a true legal balance between traditional paper based administration and digital administration. It would help achieve the efficiencies and costs cuttings for both the service providers and the patients.

HG/

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