protecting patient data

How Can Patients Be Involved in Protecting Their Data?

Patients can play an active role in protecting their data by:
- Being Informed: Understanding their rights regarding personal data and asking healthcare providers about the measures they take to protect it.
- Using Secure Communication: Opting for secure messaging systems provided by healthcare providers for any discussions involving sensitive information.
- Monitoring Their Records: Regularly reviewing their medical records and promptly reporting any discrepancies or unauthorized access.

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