Maybe. Sounds like their incentive will be primarily to keep _some_ records more safe. Eg i'm skeptical that this would propagate to poor people, without legislation at least.
(which isn't to say that they'd purposefully choose two different implementations. Rather, just that if i'm using poor person doctors i'm unsure they'd rise to the new "standard" of security practices)
(which isn't to say that they'd purposefully choose two different implementations. Rather, just that if i'm using poor person doctors i'm unsure they'd rise to the new "standard" of security practices)