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INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY AND COLLECTIVE RIGHT TO HEALTHCAREName of the student:Name of University:Author Note:
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This essay critically analyses the importance of m maintaining balance between individual privacy rights and collective right to security as pertain to health care facilities. Most of the people have fundamental misconception about the nature as well as core importance of privacy1. The misunderstanding becomes more complicated when they do not understand that there is a far more effect of privacy on the recent society. This is the reason why the authorities of the developed countries like the UK, US re undertaking a kind of universal surveillance. Privacy is often misinterpreted to be purely an individual’s right which is sometimes misconstrued as anti-community right which implores an individual to hide from the society. In this view, there will be a transparent society where none of the people will have any privacy in their lives. However, in reality privacy has a collective benefit that supports coherent societies2. According to critics, privacy is not only hiding something or having control over the life but the more controlled people the society has, the more positively and freely they behave. Therefore, privacy has a vital function for maintaining balance in the society, not creating division between society and individual. As most of the people in the free society believes that privacy act against the collective right, the concept of surveillance has also been misunderstood. Ina democratic 1Dove, Edward S. "Privacy and Healthcare Data: Choice of Control to Choice and Control." (2017): 158.2Lindblad, S., S. Ernestam, A. D. Van Citters, C. Lind, T. S. Morgan, and E. C. Nelson. "Creating a culture of health: evolving healthcare systems and patient engagement."QJM: AnInternational Journal of Medicine110, no. 3 (2017): 125-129.1
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society, surveillance has a crucial role to play3. It has vital role in maintaining the human rights terms, which ultimately controls the aspects of fundamental rights for instance, freedom of expression, association and availing other necessities such as health care.There has been an open debate on the status of health care in many democratic countries. Some people grant this facility to be individual privilege, on the other hand some assume this to be a collective right. However, integration of the individual rights with the structural policy changes can expand the scope for all encompassing privilege. Both the rightsand the global health must be first transcending the individual versus collective division then unite them so that it can provide the best facilities for the individuals along with the whole population at large4. The traditional liberal theories of human rights support highest attainablelevels of health facilities and restricting these rights for survive the individual perspective will prevent the advancement of planning, founding new public policies, monitoring, accountability and the proper assessment5. This is the reason, many UN human rights bodies seek information from the state parties so that they can utilise individuals’ data for planning 3Burton, Paul R., Madeleine J. Murtagh, Andy Boyd, James B. Williams, Edward S. Dove, Susan E. Wallace, Anne-Marie Tasse et al. "Data Safe Havens in health research and healthcare."Bioinformatics31, no. 20 (2015): 3241-3248.4Lindblad, S., S. Ernestam, A. D. Van Citters, C. Lind, T. S. Morgan, and E. C. Nelson. "Creating a culture of health: evolving healthcare systems and patient engagement."QJM: AnInternational Journal of Medicine110, no. 3 (2017): 125-129.5Li, He, Jing Wu, Yiwen Gao, and Yao Shi. "Examining individuals’ adoption of healthcare wearable devices: An empirical study from privacy calculus perspective."International journal of medical informatics88 (2016): 8-17.2
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