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AU: SA Health's Medvet breached Privacy Act with sloppy software

Posted on July 24, 2012 by Dissent

Here’s a follow-up on a breach originally reported last year. Michael Lee reports: Following a leak of client information, the Australian Privacy Commissioner has determined that Medvet Laboratories breached the Privacy Act, despite there being no client bank account details, customer names or test results exposed online. The privacy bungle was first reported by The Australian on 16…

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HealthCare NZ 'sorry' for privacy breach

Posted on July 20, 2012 by Dissent

APNZ and The Herald report: A memo advising HealthCare New Zealand staff to be careful with client files was among more than 50 patient health records and documents found on a Christchurch street. The documents were found on the street in Merivale on Saturday afternoon after they were taken from a HealthCare NZ employee’s private…

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Dignity for the dead at the Lincoln Regional Center

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Dissent

Since 2007, I have been covering the lawsuit against Nebraska over the identities of patients buried at state mental hospitals anonymously.  It was a case that pitted open records against the privacy – as such – of the dead and their descendants, and in my earliest posts, I argued for privacy and non-disclosure. But here’s…

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Jesse Jackson Jr. Psych Disorder Is a Political Issue We Should Worry About

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Dissent

Matthew Rozsa writes: To what extent does the public have the right to know about the mental health of its politicians? This is what we should be asking ourselves after the revelation that Illinois Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. is receiving “intensive medical treatment at a residential treatment facility for a mood disorder.” Although his doctor claims that Jackson…

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Hospitals Finding Patients On Google, Facebook

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Dissent

Phil Galewitz When the University of Pennsylvania Health System sought new patients for its lung transplant service last year, it turned to Facebook and Google. The results of the $20,000 advertising campaign on the websites exceeded administrators’ expectations. During a few weeks in August and September, more than 4,600 people clicked on the ads and…

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Georgia Supreme Court considers prisoners' medical privacy

Posted on July 11, 2012 by Dissent

Walter C. Jones reports: The final oral arguments of Supreme Court Chief Justice George Carley’s 33 years on the bench left the state’s highest court grappling Tuesday with how much privacy prisoners can expect when discussing medical issues. Carley’s swan song case is Torrance Demond “Inky” Dunn’s conviction for the 2000 murder of Herbert Ramond…

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