Protecting Sensitive Healthcare Data

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Protecting Sensitive Healthcare Data

By Evîn Cheikosman

How can the City of San Francisco prevent unauthorized parties from accessing sensitive reproductive and gender affirming healthcare data collected during the execution of reverse warrants? This policy brief proposes implementing a city-controlled data privacy system to protect sensitive healthcare information before it is shared with law enforcement.

This brief was completed as part of a project for the 2024 Science and Technology Fellowship, an Aspen Tech Policy Hub program to teach science and technology experts how to impact policy.

See the Project