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TriPoint Medical Center: Lake Health investigating missing obstetrics records

Posted on August 17, 2017 by Dissent

Tawana Roberts reports: The obstetrics department at Lake Health’s TriPoint Medical Center recently suffered a breach of about 750 OB patients’ protected health information. According to a Lake Health news release, no Social Security numbers or patient financial information was compromised. In June a log book maintained with limited but protected patient health information for…

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Surgical Dermatology Group notifies patients after TekLinks hacked

Posted on August 12, 2017 by Dissent

From their web site: On June 7, 2017, Surgical Dermatology Group in Birmingham, Alabama (“SDG”) received notice from its cloud hosting and server management provider, TekLinks, Inc., of a security breach at its Birmingham facility that hosts our server. We immediately initiated an investigation and learned that external hackers had gained access to our server…

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Vancouver pot dispensary patient data breach highlights regulatory haze

Posted on August 11, 2017 by Dissent

Dan Fumano reports: Sensitive patient data supplied to a Vancouver cannabis dispensary has been either mishandled or — according to the shop’s owner — stolen, a situation again highlighting the cloud of confusion over the regulation of retail pot. […] A tipster recently contacted Postmedia to say he’d found a computer memory card in a…

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UK: Midwifery assistant guilty of spying on 29 patients’ medical records from Harwich and Colchester

Posted on August 11, 2017 by Dissent

Vicky Gayle reports: A midwifery assistant who described herself as nosy snooped into 29 people’s medical records including a man who had taken an overdose and parents of her children’s friends. Brioney Woolfe was reported to the head of midwifery at Colchester General Hospital when someone discovered their medical records had been shared with her…

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NJ: Documents with sensitive information found in used office furniture

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Dissent

News12 in NJ reports: Hundreds of employment documents with sensitive information were found inside some used office furniture.   […] Most of the forms seem to have come from employees at a health group based in New Jersey. News 12 reached out to the company for comment, but did not hear back. Read more on…

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NZ: Medical clinic breaches 1000 people’s privacy

Posted on August 7, 2017 by Dissent

Otago Daily Times reports: About 1000 people’s privacy was breached in an email sent out by a medical clinic. Privacy Commissioner John Edwards tweeted about the breach this morning, imploring people to be careful. “Come on people, it’s not rocket surgery!” part of the tweet said. Further information from the commission showed the privacy of…

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