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Colorado medical marijuana patients protest privacy breaches

Posted on August 22, 2013 by Dissent

Kristen Wyatt of Associated Press reports: Medical marijuana patients asked Colorado health authorities on Wednesday to destroy and rebuild the state’s 107,000-person marijuana patient registry because of security breaches. The Board of Health unanimously rejected the emergency petition. But officials expressed alarm about a recent state audit showing the Colorado Department of Health and Environment…

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Email attachment error breaches privacy of 3,700 Hope Community Resources of Alaska clients

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Dissent

Sean Doogan reports: Families and caregivers connected to Alaska’s disabled are speaking out after the inadvertent release of private, personal and sensitive identity and healthcare information was blasted out in an email chain on Monday night. Some are just angry that an attachment with personal information was accidentally added to a survey solicitation for Hope…

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Student Claims Arrogant Doc Ruined Her

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Dissent

Jack Bouboushian reports: A physician ruined a college student’s career prospects by taking photos of her recovering from an alcohol binge in a hospital emergency room and posting them, with comments, on Facebook and Instagram, the student claims in court. Elena Chernyakova sued Dr. Vinaya Puppala, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and the Feinberg School of Medicine…

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TX: Hard drive stolen by employee contained thousands of patients' information

Posted on August 15, 2013 by Dissent

Alex Belser of KTEN reports that a computer drive containing medical records of nearly 3,000 patients was stolen from the North Texas Comprehensive Spine and Pain Center in Sherman, Texas. The law firm representing the center says that there’s no indication of any misuse of the data, but the stolen external hard drive contained patients’ names, Social Security…

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Denver counselor notifying patients after laptop with PHI stolen from office

Posted on August 15, 2013 by Dissent

Anica Padilla of 7News reports that Janna Benkelman, a licensed professional counselor who has offices in  Denver and Parker, Colorado, sent a breach notification to 7News after a laptop with unencrypted patient information was stolen from her office.  Ms Padilla didn’t report when the theft occurred, whether it affected patients at both offices or just the Denver…

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Patients at Tampa General Hospital notified of breach

Posted on August 15, 2013 by Dissent

It would appear that there’s been another breach involving Tampa General Hospital that may link to a tax refund fraud scheme. Jacqueline Ingles reports: Some patients at Tampa General Hospital face the possibility of having their identities stolen after private information made it into the wrong hands. […] According to hospital officials, on May 24, a…

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