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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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Utah Dept. of Health breach affects more than previously identified

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Dissent

Marjorie Cortez provides an update on a breach that started out bad enough last week, and got a lot worse:  Some 280,000 people had their Social Security numbers listed in state health data stolen from a computer server last week, state officials announced Monday, calling the data breach the largest in state history. Another 500,000 victims…

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Expect to see more class action lawsuits for data breaches involving PHI

Posted on April 8, 2012 by Dissent

Class action lawsuits for medical data breaches are becoming more attractive to lawyers, particularly in California where there are statutory damages for violation of the state’s Confidential Medical Information Act.

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UK: Cancer diagnosis among catalogue of NHS fax blunders

Posted on April 8, 2012 by Dissent

Laura Donnelly and James Clayton report: Disclosures under the Freedom of Information Act reveal almost 600 NHS security breaches involving patients’ personal data in four years. The number of incidents each year doubled, from 90 in 2008 to 179 last year, with millons of records involved. Read more on The Telegraph.

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