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Category: Health Data

(update) 'No identity theft in Tallaght data breach'

Posted on November 8, 2011 by Dissent

Niall Hunter reports: The Data Protection Commissioner has said no evidence has emerged of patient identity theft or the selling of patient data taking place as a result of a major medical data breach at Dublin’s Tallaght Hospital. During the summer, the Commissioner started investigating a major data protection breach arising in relation to the…

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Breach in online payment system for Lawrence Memorial Hospital exposed up to 10,000 patients’ credit card or checking information

Posted on November 5, 2011 by Dissent

A public notice issued by Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence, Kansas that appeared on 6News (but not, apparently, on the hospital’s web site yet): On October 28, 2011, Lawrence Memorial Hospital learned that certain information maintained by Mid Continent Credit Services, Inc., d/b/a Blue Sky Credit, the hospital’s vendor for online patient bill-pay services, was inadvertently…

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Veteran Alleges Another Privacy Breach At Agency

Posted on November 5, 2011 by Dissent

From CBC: Another veterans’ advocate says government officials breached his privacy by unnecessarily going into his medical record hundreds of times, one year after Sean Bruyea settled a similar complaint. In an interview with Evan Solomon, host of CBC Radio’s The House, Dennis Manuge said he decided to look into his own file when he…

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Thousands of X-rays stolen from St. Joseph hospital

Posted on November 5, 2011 by Dissent

Wow. I no sooner get done blogging about x-ray theft and lo, there’s another one.  Andrea K. Walker reports: Baltimore County police are looking for someone who stole thousands of X-rays from St. Joseph Medical Center in Towson in what they believe was a scheme to extract the silver from the images. The hospital said Friday that someone posed as a…

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Security Breach at Lawrence Memorial Hospital

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Dissent

A public notice issued by Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence, Kansas that appeared on 6News (but not, apparently, on the hospital’s web site yet): On October 28, 2011, Lawrence Memorial Hospital learned that certain information maintained by Mid Continent Credit Services, Inc., d/b/a Blue Sky Credit, the hospital’s vendor for online patient bill-pay services, was inadvertently…

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Security Breach at Lawrence Memorial Hospital (updated)

Posted on November 4, 2011 by Dissent

A public notice issued by Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence, Kansas that appeared on 6News (but not, apparently, on the hospital’s web site yet): On October 28, 2011, Lawrence Memorial Hospital learned that certain information maintained by Mid Continent Credit Services, Inc., d/b/a Blue Sky Credit, the hospital’s vendor for online patient bill-pay services, was inadvertently…

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