Posted by Eric Sachs, Product Manager, Google Security launched Google Health in May, our team engaged with health care industry experts , policymakers, and privacy organizations to discuss the privacy and security protections we planned to build into the product. As part of this ongoing conversation, yesterday I spoke alongside representatives from other personal health record (PHR) services at the Harvard Privacy Symposium . During a panel entitled "Privacy and Technology: Privacy Prospects in the New Online Personal Health Record World," we discussed the most pressing privacy issues in the emerging PHR market, as well as potential policy and industry-based solutions.Markle Foundation 's Connecting for Health framework for privacy practices for online health services. This industry-wide collaboration has resulted in clear, common-sense standards that give patients control over their personal health information and greater visibility into how it is used and kept safe. The framework is an important step in protecting health information and gaining the trust and confidence of our users who want to begin storing their medical records online. We want our users to be assured that we will never sell their health data or share it with others unless they authorize us to do so. We believe our users should have control over who views their health information and who can add to it, and we make it possible for users to revoke access rights at any time.Google Health Advisory Council , to take their feedback. We're working on future iterations of Google Health's functionality and features, including those that offer users even more granular control over managing their health information and sharing their medical records with whom they choose.
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