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Ca: 397 medical records snooped at Hamilton General Hospital

Posted on June 18, 2016 by Dissent

Joanna Frketich reports on yet another snooping out of curiosity case: An employee snooped into the medical records of 397 patients at Hamilton General Hospital. The staff member was fired after an investigation by Hamilton Health Sciences concluded the privacy of emergency room patients was breached from June 2015 to May 2016. Read more on…

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ENT and Allergy Center of Arkansas notifying patients of Bizmatics security incident

Posted on June 17, 2016 by Dissent

Add the ENT and Allergy Center in Arkansas to the list of covered entities notifying patients of a breach involving Bizmatics, Inc. In a statement dated May 31, that is linked from their web site, Stephen Cashman, M.D., states that the practice was initially notified of the incident in January, 2016. But, “At that time, Bizmatics could…

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Walmart vendor error exposed limited patient information

Posted on June 16, 2016 by Dissent

Walmart, who reported a breach involving pharmacy records in March, has disclosed another breach to HHS. This one, reported June 8, reportedly affected 27,393 patients. Thankfully, it does not seem to have exposed particularly sensitive information. DataBreaches.net asked Walmart for a statement describing the incident, and received the following statement: Recently, we learned that the company…

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Aspen Valley Hospital accused of patient-privacy breach

Posted on June 15, 2016 by Dissent

Another “small breach, big impact” story. Rick Carroll reports: A former Aspen Valley Hospital employee who says a human resources manager outed him as HIV-positive is alleging the hospital repeatedly violated patient-confidentiality laws. […] Doe joined the hospital in 2003 as its conference center coordinator. In August 2013, he was promoted to a technician in…

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UK: Patients’ personal details from Cheltenham General Hospital ward left in street

Posted on June 14, 2016 by Dissent

Alex Shipman reports: An investigation has been launched after a confidential document with the personal details of patients at Cheltenham General Hospital was dropped in the street. The three-page report, which includes the names, medical history, social and family circumstances, and treatment plan of 34 people, was found in Cleevemount Road. It even includes details…

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Island Health says staff snooped on 198 patient files

Posted on June 14, 2016 by Dissent

Carla Wilson reports: Island Health is once again notifying patients that their privacy has been breached. Two Victoria-based employees looked at records of 198 patients from “a number of communities across Vancouver Island and beyond,” the organization said in a Monday statement. “Island Health’s investigation confirmed the employees used their access privileges to electronic health…

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