Medical identity theft accounts for 30% of data breaches in the healthcare industry, owing to a lack of internal control over patient information, a lack of top management support, outdated policies and procedures, or non-adherence to existing policies and procedures, and insufficient personnel training. Governments of many countries in mature markets are currently struggling to address and coordinate the combined needs of privacy and freedom of information.
Cancer Patient Registry Software keep track of a wide range of demographic and personal data, including socioeconomic and marital status, level of formal education, developmental impairments, cognitive skills, emotional stability, and gender, age, and race. In most cases, health information also contains information about the patient's family. As a result, in the event of a data breach, patient and third-party personal, private, or confidential information may fall into the wrong hands.
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