Obfuscation And Obstruction Really Have Become Standard Operating Procedure For The ADHA.

This appeared last week:My Health Record access controls used only 214 times in million record trialIndividual document controls were used only 10 times during the electronic health record trial.By Chris Duckett | September 5, 2018 -- 07:18 GMT (17:18 AEST) | Topic: Security As one begins to work with numbers that approach zero, small differences in weightings and roundings can easily become orders of magnitude out of whack.So it was that back in May, officials from the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) told Senate Estimates that less than 0.1 percent of users in its trial areas had set access codes to change the default setting of general access to health care providers, and instead restrict data to nominated health care providers or people.Thanks to numbers released by the Department of Health in response to Questions on Notice last month, we now know that "less than 0.1 percent" was incorrect by three orders of magnitude, or, more precisely, around 500 times smaller than ADHA... This is the initial part of the post - read more by clicking on the title of the article. David.
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