Privacy and metadata: the hidden threat to whistle-blowers in public health systems

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Whistleblowing 100%
• Metadata 80%
• Privacy 66%
• Public Health 39%
• Telecommunications 25%
• Quality of Health Care 23%
• Health Personnel 23%
• Health 22%
• Patient Safety 18%
• International Law 16%
• Motivation 14%
• Personal Health Records 13%
• Red Cross 12%
• Government Agencies 12%
• Epidemiologists 12%
• Professionalism 12%
• Human Rights 12%
• Refugees 11%
• Delivery of Health Care 11%
• Confidentiality 11%
• Police 10%
• Islands 9%
• Pandemics 9%
• Administrative Personnel 9%
• Risk-Taking 9%
• Blood Donors 9%
• Ethics 9%
• Biomedical Research 9%
• Sexual Behavior 8%
• Names 8%
• Information Storage and Retrieval 8%
• Communicable Diseases 7%
• Communication 6%
• Parturition 6%
• Technology 6%
• Physicians 5%
• Therapeutics 3%

Social Sciences

• privacy 45%
• public health 40%
• threat 36%
• Quality of care 25%
• detention 25%
• Healthcare Providers 18%
• health practitioners 18%
• Healthcare 18%
• legal protection 17%
• authorization 16%
• telecommunication 15%
• federal police 12%
• Whistle blowing 12%
• death 11%
• catastrophic event 11%
• health 10%
• communicable disease 10%
• clinical outcomes 10%
• act 10%
• Red Cross 10%
• governance 10%
• good faith 10%
• life saving 10%
• secrecy 8%
• regulatory agency 8%
• medical research 8%
• asylum seeker 8%
• health information 8%
• prosecution 7%
• government agency 7%
• economist 7%
• complaint 7%
• professionalism 7%
• exploitation 6%
• international law 6%
• surveillance 6%
• integrity 6%
• transparency 6%
• physician 5%
• confidence 5%
• abuse 5%
• moral philosophy 5%
• human rights 5%
• profession 5%
• innovation 5%
• worker 4%
• staff 4%
• communication 4%
• Law 4%
• gender 3%
• evidence 3%
• time 2%