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UK: Two organizations sign undertakings after privacy breaches

Posted on April 13, 2012 by Dissent

Two NHS trusts have signed undertakings to improve data protection following breaches. Hertfordshire County Council signed an undertaking following the loss of an Attendance and Pupil Support consultation folder in January 2011. The lost bag contained hard copy records of primary school consultation visits and the documents in the folder included pupil name and information relating…

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FL: Memorial Healthcare System notifies 9,500 that two employees may have accessed their info for tax refund fraud scheme

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Dissent

I’m having one of those deja vu experiences, but I don’t see where this breach was ever mentioned before on this blog or DataBreaches.net. Bill Lewis reports: Two employees of the Memorial Healthcare System have been fired and may face criminal charges in relation to an identity theft scheme involving the intended filing of fraudulent…

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IN: Sensitive Patient Information Found In Trash

Posted on April 12, 2012 by Dissent

Back in 2006, WTHR News  in Indianapolis earned themselves kudos  a Peabody award for their investigative reporting on improper disposal of pharmacy records. Their reports also led to the state filing charges against some of the pharmacies. Sadly, prescription records are still being dumped improperly, although this time it seems to be by a medical…

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NY: Security breach at North Shore Univ. Hospital

Posted on April 11, 2012 by Dissent

Sarah Wallace reports: Eyewitness News has learned that patients at North Shore University Hospital have been notified that their private health records, including social security numbers and insurance information, have been stolen. New York State Police are saying this is an ongoing and widespread probe. Eyewitness News just learned that there were actually two security…

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Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals Notify Patients Of Security Breach

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Dissent

ID Experts alerts us to this latest x-ray breach incident:   Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals Notify Patients Of Security Breach, Affected Patients Offered Extensive Identity Protection Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals (TJUH) has notified approximately 600 patients that there was a theft of radiology registration documents containing personal information for services provided between February 4 and…

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Seton medical cards with personal data go astray

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Dissent

Mary Ann Roser reports: A company working with the Seton Healthcare Family mistakenly mailed to the wrong addresses about 555 Seton Health Plan member cards that included names and birth dates, Seton said today. The March 9 mailing by HealthLOGIX of Troy, Mich., came to Seton’s attention a week later when members of the Medicaid health plan called about…

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