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Ca: Privacy Breach Involving Big Game Licence Applications

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Dissent

VOCM reports: There’s word of another privacy breach involving provincial government mail-outs, this time involving big game licence applications. The provincial government says it is aware of at least 15 instances where people who had applied for big game licences received their own application, and the application intended for another individual. There have also been…

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Ca: Newfoundland patient data breach investigated (updated)

Posted on May 8, 2015 by Dissent

The Canadian Press reports: A health authority in Newfoundland and Labrador is investigating a breach of confidentiality after a document containing patient information was picked up off hospital property in Grand Falls-Windsor. Central Health CEO Rosemarie Goodyear says the document obtained by a local news outlet had information on 16 patients, including name, age and…

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FL: Orlando Health patient information allegedly found in neighborhood driveway

Posted on May 6, 2015 by Dissent

WFTV reports that Orlando Health has been sending out letters to some patients whose protected health information was disclosed when a patient list was found in a driveway. Henderson said the letter stated the patient list contained names, medical record numbers, account numbers and even diagnoses. It goes on to say it appears the list was…

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CA: Santa Maria Coco’s Restaurant closes suddenly; ex-employees say personal info left in dumpster

Posted on May 5, 2015 by Dissent

Charlie Misra reports: The sudden closure of Coco’s Bakery and Restaurant in Santa Maria a few days ago was a shock to both employees and customers. Former employees say they’ve been dealt another blow and some of them found their personnel files tossed in the dumpsters out back. Read more on KSBY.

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Ca: Confidential medical records found abandoned

Posted on May 2, 2015 by Dissent

So HHS discloses a settlement with a pharmacy that did not properly dispose of patient records, and now we hear that a Canadian pharmacy has also failed to dispose of records properly. CTV reports: A discovery inside an apartment building’s recycling bin has one London man fuming, after private medical documents from a nearby pharmacy…

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FL: Bright House Cable work orders found trashed

Posted on May 1, 2015 by Dissent

Erik Sandoval reports that WKMG received a viewer tip about Bright House Cable customer information found behind Jaguar, Inc. Jaguar is a contractor for Bright House Cable in Altamonte Springs. The work orders exposed the names, addresses and other personal information of dozens of customers. Bright House provided a statement to WKMG:   “Bright House…

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