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Computer stolen from St. Francis-Broken Arrow had data on 84,000 patients

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Dissent

The Broken Arrow Ledger in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma reports: A computer containing patient information and some employee records was stolen from Saint Francis Broken Arrow several weeks ago. The hospital discovered a burglary and theft of a computer from a secured information systems room. Police were immediately notified and the case is currently under investigation….

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St. Francis-BA computer stolen, identity theft protection offered

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Dissent

The Broken Arrow Ledger in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma reports: A computer containing patient information and some employee records was stolen from Saint Francis Broken Arrow several weeks ago. The hospital discovered a burglary and theft of a computer from a secured information systems room. Police were immediately notified and the case is currently under investigation….

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NYC: Health Records Stolen From Van, 1.7 Million People Affected

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Dissent

Susanna Griffee reports on a breach involving backup tapes  stolen from a vehicle that had been left unattended: The personal information of 1.7 million patients, hospital staff and associated employees was recently stolen, and city officials are notifiying potential victims to warn them about the loss of the files. The files were reported stolen in…

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Ca: Breach of privacy penalties raises questions for commissioner

Posted on February 9, 2011 by Dissent

A breach that was first disclosed last week did not affect a huge number of people but has generated a lot of criticism about the disclosure process and how the employee involved in the breach was handled.  Norm Park reports on the frustration that the public is not provided more information about the breach and…

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Proposed Virginia law would expand breach notification to breaches involving medical information

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Dissent

Seen in an article on recently introduced state bills: Lawmakers in Virginia introduced legislation in January of this year to expand notification requirements following a breach of security with respect to medical information.  While under current Virginia law, the requirement to provide notice only applies to organizations, corporations or agencies “supported wholly or principally by public…

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Union: Iowa hospital worker denies records breach

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Dissent

The Associated Press reports: One of three University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics workers being fired for allegedly breaching the medical records of injured football players is a 26-year employee who says she did nothing wrong, a union president said Monday. The woman has a spotless disciplinary record during her employment at UIHC and has…

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