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Community health priority
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Importance of public health problem
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Public health as a prerequisite for individual heath
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Unique interests and needs of targeted groups
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Public priority principle
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Shared authority
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Severity of social risks to individuals and groups and value of local knowledge
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Too much state control of individual and community choices undermines public trust
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Personal and group control of identifiable information
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Harm principle and the limits of the Ulysses contract
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Least intrusive data use
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Social potency of information
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Informational security promotes trust and reduces harms
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Respect for informational privacy and confidentiality
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Least intrusive means principle
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Proactive transparency
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Levels of community solidarity and vulnerability
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Transparency promotes trust and empowers community involvement
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Professional transparency about actionable information
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Social justice principle
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