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Update: Sg: Hospital takes action on doctor who accessed records

Posted on January 29, 2012 by Dissent

More on a breach previously mentioned on this blog.  From AsiaOne:

Last November, Dr Singh was fined $10,000 and censured by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) after he admitted to six charges of professional conduct.

KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) has confirmed that it has lodged a police complaint against a doctor who accessed medical records of his former girlfriends.

KKH said Dr Singh Tre’gon Randhawa, 32, is not on active duty, and the hospital is also reviewing his employment.

The Ministry of Health also said that it is looking into taking further action against Dr Singh.

Last November, Dr Singh was fined $10,000 and censured by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) after he admitted to six charges of professional conduct.

Dr Singh had accessed the medical records of two ex-girlfriends in 2007 and 2009.

Read more on AsiaOne.

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