CT HB06060

Recognizes patients and users as primary owners of their personal health data with rights to access, control, and transfer that data

Requires transparency from all parties involved in health data collection and storage, with standardized digital consent processes explaining how data will be used, shared, and retained

Establishes consent standards for health technologies including AI-enabled systems, with clear opt-in and opt-out mechanisms allowing users to revoke consent

Creates an ethics review board to oversee health technology companies, healthcare providers, and research institutions using predictive algorithms to ensure fair and unbiased application

Mandates continuous security audits with findings disclosed to an oversight body to ensure health data integrity