Dental AI guide
The NSW Privacy Law Dental Practices Forget (HRIP Act)
Most AI privacy guidance only talks about the Commonwealth Privacy Act. If you practise in NSW, a second health-privacy law also applies to you — today.
Almost everyone talks about the federal Privacy Act and the APPs. But a NSW dental practice is also bound by a separate state health-privacy law — the HRIP Act — with its own principles and its own regulator. If your AI thinking only covers the federal law, it covers half the picture.
No patient data required. Use these guides for practice workflow education, not patient-specific advice.
What's inside
- The short version
- What the HRIP Act is
- "We're too small for privacy law" — not for health information
- The HPPs cover familiar themes — and map onto the AI risks
- What to actually do
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