What is ethical management of health data?

Ethical management of health data refers to the responsible and secure handling, use and sharing of health information while respecting an individual's right to privacy, autonomy, and confidentiality. This involves ensuring that relevant laws, guidelines, and regulations are followed, and that data is collected, stored, analyzed and shared in a way that is transparent, ethical, and appropriate. It requires the establishment of robust data governance systems, effective data security protocols, and the responsible use of health data to advance scientific and health research, while respecting the privacy rights and ethical values of individuals and communities. Ethical management of health data is critical to maintaining public trust, promoting health equity, and advancing knowledge in the medical and public health fields.

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