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Investigation launched after hundreds of confidential patient details from Lloyd Pharmacy were sent to a woman in the post

Posted on November 30, 2020 by Dissent

Jessica Sansome reports: A woman received a parcel from Lloyds Pharmacy containing hundreds of prescription records – exposing confidential patient information. She believes the box from Lloyds Pharmacy was meant to be delivered to NHS prescriptions services in Bolton, Greater Manchester. Read more on Manchester Evening News.

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400 patient records lost after cabinet at Hong Kong’s Queen Mary Hospital mistakenly removed by contractor

Posted on November 14, 2020 by Dissent

Zoe Low reports: A filing cabinet containing more than 400 patient records was suspected to have been mistakenly disposed of by a contractor at Hong Kong’s Queen Mary Hospital last Friday. The locked four-drawer steel cabinet was used to store the service records of 442 elderly patients who had received “integrated care and discharge support”…

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Cork hospital fined €65k after patients’ personal data found in public recycling facility

Posted on November 4, 2020 by Dissent

Cianan Brennan reports: The Data Protection Commission (DPC) has handed down a €65,000 fine to Cork University Maternity Hospital (CUMH) after the personal data of 78 of its patients was discovered disposed of in a public recycling facility elsewhere in the county. The complaint was first raised with the DPC in June 2019 after a…

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Dozens of patient records dumped in St. Louis industrial area

Posted on October 30, 2020 by Dissent

Erin Richey reports that someone found boxes of patient records belonging to DaVita Florissant Dialysis on West Florissant Avenue. “Found names, Social Security numbers, addresses, lab reports, entire medical history of people and personal information,” he said. “ Read more on KSDK. According to the report, because Missouri does not regulate dialysis clinics, the state department…

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UK: Ambulance chiefs launch inquiry into data breach

Posted on October 28, 2020 by Dissent

Alistair Munro reports: The Scottish Ambulance Service has apologised to staff in Moray after a “serious” data information breach. The SAS has launched a “detailed investigation” into how confidential details of employees were left in a garage in Forres. Moray MP Douglas Ross has raised the issue with SAS bosses after being contacted by a…

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Data on 2,750 partner firms of Japan Post unit leaked

Posted on October 23, 2020 by Dissent

Oops!  JIJI reports: A computer file containing data on 2,750 business partners of a unit of Japan Post Co. has been leaked, the parent company said Tuesday. On Oct. 6, an employee of the Tokyo-based unit, Japan Post Trading Service Co., which conducts catalog-based sales of midsummer and year-end gifts handled at post offices, mistakenly…

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