USING HEALTH DATA IN PANDEMICS: THE ISSUES AHEAD
summary
Panel details how EU regulators issue EDPS orientations on temperature checks and EDPB guidance favoring anonymous, Bluetooth-based proximity logging for contact tracing, argues PCR tests give delayed and incomplete views so confirmed cases undercount infections by roughly threefold, shows many tracing apps fail security audits and few pass impact scoring, flags vaccination certificates as poor proxies for noninfectiousness, and previews the European Health Data Space plus EDPB draft guidance on research as the regulatory path forward.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 10:09Data protection in pandemics
- 23:58Ethics of contact tracing
- 41:30Data quality and analysis
- 57:51Certificates and conclusion
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