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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2024 · 1 MIN

synthesis architecture e3

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https://architecture.synthesis.eco.br/ All transactions must respect access, privacy, and intellectual rights. This universe of synthesis is built on demand, generated by the community itself, respecting the interests of each doctor and consequently their patients. The best practices related to the control of rights and information security, already used and specific, defined in the LGPD, GDPR, and HIPAA, must be followed. It is important to reinforce the observation that all intelligence must be applied anonymously. Used only to look for patterns and relationships between events that would be within a single privately stored universe. For example, a medical record could be in a unified database with all of its information, but the only person who would know the patient's name would be the doctor responsible for the diagnostic information. In this case, the meaning of the concept of “synthesis” changes. Occasionally, the aforementioned concept becomes an anonymization process based on the application of algorithms and cryptographic techniques to generate data with the same statistical standard as the original data. Without unlocking keys, the data is an indecipherable code for anyone using it. Note that there are several data synthesis techniques. In some cases, information such as dates must be kept unchanged, as certain analyses may need to know the person's age, for example. The entire process is controlled by the aforementioned protocols: LGPD, GDPR, and HIPAA. Each study is a specific case with its respective needs! But the fact is that a technological leap has occurred in recent years, due to the challenge of overcoming the pandemic.

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