Author: Имамалиева, Диёра Имамали кизи

Annotation: Global health systems are currently undergoing fundamental changes. We have reached a major transition in ways to improve the generation and access to unimaginable amounts of information. With the advent and development of big data as a result of the information revolution, we can now manage and transform the way we control this information and, in healthcare, the resulting ability to monitor and treat disease. On the other hand, the emergence of big data in healthcare poses additional challenges, especially regarding personal data privacy, security, ownership, governance and control. This article provides a framework for understanding the legal status of big health data through a detailed lens on standards for consent, anonymization, ownership, and transfer of data.

Keywords: big data, privacy, data anonymization, ethical standards, personal data, cross-border transfer.

Pages in journal: 287 - 294