Kiwis share data if it benefits them, but no further – Cigna survey
"Don't touch my data ... unless it helps me," say most Kiwis. Watch Nathan Smith interview Carmen Casagranda.
Kiwis feel more comfortable with sharing their medical data but not with everyone, according to new research.
Results from life insurance provider Cigna’s 360 Wellbeing Survey shows New Zealanders are happy with third parties, such as a doctor, using their medical records but sharing that same
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Nathan Smith
Mon, 09 Jul 2018
Mon, 09 Jul 2018
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Kiwis share data if it benefits them, but no further – Cigna survey
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