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Sask. health region employee who ‘snooped’ on 900+ records won’t get job back

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Dissent

Micki Cowan reports: A Saskatchewan X-ray technologist won’t be getting her job back after she was fired for “snooping” on hundreds of patient records without due cause, a breach of the Health Information Protection Act. A recently released labour arbitration decision shows that the employee — who claimed she was looking at the records for “educational purposes” — has been denied a…

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South Bay Victim of Medical ID Theft Says Brother Should be in Prison

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Dissent

Vicky Nguyen and David Paredes report: South Bay man Ronnie Bogle gave an emotional courtroom statement at the sentencing hearing for his brother Gary Bogle, saying Gary “tortured” him for years by stealing his identity and using it for medical treatment at hospitals around the country. Read more on NBC.

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Premier Healthcare notifying 200,000 patients after laptop with PHI stolen from office (UPDATE3)

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Dissent

UPDATE: The stolen laptop was recovered on March 7. See the update here. Original story: Lauren Slavin reports: Premier Healthcare patients are being notified of a possible data breach after a laptop with personal patient information was apparently stolen from the Bloomington office. More than 200,000 Premier Healthcare patients’ names, addresses, Social Security numbers and…

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Ca: Medical files of 4,000 Vancouver patients stolen, raising alarms

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Dissent

Susan Lazaruk reports: Thieves who burgled a West Broadway office last month stole the personal medical files of 4,000 Vancouver patients, likely by far the largest privacy breach of medical records in B.C. in 10 years or longer. […] The theft of the 4,000 medical histories, which included names, addresses and B.C. Care Card numbers,…

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Some previously unreported breaches

Posted on March 7, 2016 by Dissent

Maryland’s Attorney General’s list for 2015 contains over 500  breach reports, many of which were never covered by the media. Here are two involving health or medical entities or health data, followed by some from the education sector that you may not have known about: Dharani Jasthi DMD PC dba Today’s Dental Associates reported that they: received an…

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CA: ‘Phishing’ scam nets patient info from City of Hope employees’ email accounts

Posted on March 4, 2016 by Dissent

It feels like I’m seeing more phishing reports that hacking reports this past week.  Ken Stone reports: Some patient information was unlawfully accessed as a result of a “phishing” attack that targeted the email accounts of several City of Hope staffers, the Duarte cancer research and treatment facility reported Friday. The data breach, which took place the…

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