Comments on: Medicine 2.0: Keeping your health records online

By: iPhone for doctors « Indulge in the fascinating world of

iPhone for doctors « Indulge in the fascinating world of — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 06:02:03 +0000

[...] a file format and a communications protocol. So now, you can not only access your patients’ medical records online, but you may also view their latest PET, CT, MRI and other related scans. High quality videos of [...]

By: This one is for Keyose « Indulge in the fascinating world of

This one is for Keyose « Indulge in the fascinating world of — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 14:24:46 +0000

[...] must make amends for a small mistake of mine, because today I got a comment on my post titled: Web 2.0: Keeping your health records online from the co-founder of Keyose, Dr. Julio Bonis Sanz (for your information he is renowned for [...]

By: tomography

tomography — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 13:54:30 +0000

Dear Dr. Bonis,
thank you for this valuable comment! To be honest with you, I did not look into Keyose in greath depth when preparing this article, but I will make up this mistake by writing about your enterprise in a separate post. Thank you again, and I wish you best of luck with your service.
Sincerely,
Andras Szekely

By: Dr Julio Bonis

Dr Julio Bonis — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 10:59:39 +0000

People is really sensible to the confidentiality of their medical data. It is critical information.

The danger with Google Health and HealthVault is that somebody in the future crack their security systems.

Also the fact about a private company getting data about your health must concern us.

In http://www.keyose.com/, designed by the doctor that described the first case of Wiiitis, the philosophy is based on total anonymous users. A smart mechanism allows the store of clinical record without asking you any personal data (not even your email).

Confidentiality is in such a way assured.