(ANSA) – ROME, JUNE 20 – “On June 8, the Guarantor for the protection of personal data gave its opinion and from now on we can fully work on the preparation of two decrees: one relating to the Gateway to ensure that the Regions respect the standards; a second relating to the Repositories and the health data ecosystem. Without the opinion of the Guarantor we would not have been able to work on these decrees”. So the Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council for Innovation Alessio Butti, speaking at the conference ‘Protection of privacy, data security and Pnrr to guarantee the citizen’ organized by Assinter Italia and Assinter Academy and underway in the Senate.
“Compared to six months ago and to the governments that preceded us, we have patience and fairly clear ideas”, added Butti.
“We want to bring the electronic health record to its destination, as well as other interventions on which we are working in a useful way also with the Ministry of Health“.
There are numerous knots to resolve: among these “the controversy over who should manage them: there are those who support all the data to the Regions but with a regime of full interoperability, those who want all the data in the center with the possibility of access to the periphery, or even the possibility of envisaging a duplication of data on the periphery in the center”, he continued. The choices regarding the breadth of access to data are also decisive: “It cannot be the logic of free all supported, perhaps, by reasons of scientific research – above all because the data for this purpose are available – nor that of exclusive ownership for reasons historical,” he concluded. (HANDLE).
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