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Es: Barcelona hospital has opened a disciplinary case against the doctor patient details on the street

Posted on November 12, 2009 by Dissent

Barcelona hospital has opened a disciplinary case against the doctor who left patient details on the street.

The papers contained the personal details of 173 transplant patients beside a container for recycling paper.

It appears the papers were kept at the persons home, although they no longer worked at the hospital. T he person ivolved left the hospital in 2008. When moving from their home, the person went to threw the documents into the container, but as it was blocked, left them on the floor in a garbage bag.

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