> as the documents arent invading privacy anymore than what already happens.
Nope. Invading privacy is invading privacy. Just because something is happening today does not make it okay and acceptable
> call the doctor
Is this the 70s? Call the doctor? Do you call the doctor for every prescription?
Here is a wild idea: we have tjis thing called the internet and this other wild thing called PKI. Give the doctor a certificate pair and they digitally sign every prescription. You don't ever need to talk to the doctor, you just need to pull their public certs.
Since we're doing privacy, give the chumps that need the prescription a cert pair and encrypt their shit + make it a crime to store any of their PII at pharmacy level.
Nope. Invading privacy is invading privacy. Just because something is happening today does not make it okay and acceptable
> call the doctor
Is this the 70s? Call the doctor? Do you call the doctor for every prescription?
Here is a wild idea: we have tjis thing called the internet and this other wild thing called PKI. Give the doctor a certificate pair and they digitally sign every prescription. You don't ever need to talk to the doctor, you just need to pull their public certs.
Since we're doing privacy, give the chumps that need the prescription a cert pair and encrypt their shit + make it a crime to store any of their PII at pharmacy level.