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DPIA Pack helps Indian organisations understand and meet their obligations under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023. The DPDP Act applies to all organisations processing digital personal data of Indian citizens, with penalties up to ₹250 crore for violations. Enforcement is expected from May 2027 — use this tool to identify your compliance gaps and take action before the deadline.

DPIA Pack Healthcare — DPDP India

Sector-specific Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) pack for healthcare organisations — covering EMR systems, telemedicine, diagnostic labs, and health data processors.

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Quick AnswerHealthcare DPIAs must cover: patient data flows, EMR/EHR system risks, telemedicine data handling, third-party lab and pharmacy data sharing, and health research data processing. This pack provides the complete DPIA framework and templates.

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DPIA Methodology and Scope

Patient data flow mapping

EMR/EHR system risk assessment

Telemedicine data handling risk assessment

Diagnostic data sharing risk assessment

Third-party integrations risk (labs, pharmacies)

Health data cross-border transfer risk

Consent adequacy assessment

Security safeguards evaluation

Risk mitigation recommendations

DPDP compliance gap analysis

Residual risk sign-off process

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a DPIA mandatory for healthcare organisations?+

DPDP requires DPIAs for Significant Data Fiduciaries. However, all healthcare organisations processing large volumes of health data should conduct DPIAs as best practice.

Who approves a DPIA in a healthcare organisation?+

The DPIA should be approved by the DPO, clinical leadership, IT security, and legal. Major risks should be escalated to the Board.

How often should healthcare DPIAs be updated?+

Conduct DPIAs for new systems, significant changes to existing systems, and as part of annual compliance review. COVID-19 taught us that rapid system changes need rapid DPIAs.

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