Dr Vivienne Nathanson, head of science and ethics at the British Medical Association, said: "We have concerns about the security of web-based systems, and the implications of data being held by the private sector.
"Addressing the ECJ ruling and planning this bill far earlier could have been an extraordinary opportunity to instigate a wide-ranging and sophisticated review about the future, a review which carefully considered the implications of data collection, the role of surveillance, and the trade-off between privacy and security.
Significant scatter is observed in the small crack growth rates, and the implications of data reduction methods are discussed.
The paper also discusses the implications of data mining techniques and the issue of privacy protection with regard to the use of forensics methods.
We reviewed the current landscape of PM&R databases and data repositories, the clinical applicability and practice implications of data sharing, and challenges and future directions.
She called for more creative approaches to engage users by making privacy policies "simple and interesting enough" — perhaps using contextual alerts, or pictures to help convey the implications of data sharing in a more immediately graspable way.
Statistics in general is a discipline dealing with ideas on description of data, implications of data (relation to general pharmacological models), and questions such as what effects are real, and what effects are different?
The analysis of privacy implications of data types revealed that privacy mainly depends on the interplay of a data element's content, the extent and granularity of user control, and its concrete implementation.
Nonetheless, privacy advocates are extremely worried about the implications of data retention laws.
Concerns about the implications of data linkage are particularly important in a policy context.
