We should have some privacy. We're very uncomfortable with the idea that there's cameras in these rooms.

I need some hands-on (demonstration) and someone to show me the muscles.

It's stunning. I said, 'Oh my God, no.' I broke out in tears, really.

We believe it was critical that these technology and policy resources be designed in tandem. Together, they protect patient privacy while enabling the authorized exchange of medical records. Our approach to a technical architecture for health information exchange started with a set of policy principles for keeping information private and secure. With that goal and those principles in mind, we tested the technical architecture and developed a set of specific policies that are critical to implementation of the Common Framework.

I believe in a zone of privacy.

Some of the companies did it tremendously well - they put very strong privacy policies into place. They never share your data, never do anything you don't tell them to do and allow people to opt in.