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Tories to let patients amend medical records online

Posted on August 8, 2009 by Dissent

Patients could amend their own medical records and leave comments on symptoms, medication and treatment, under radical plans unveiled by the Conservatives today. In a move which could be dubbed “Wiki-health”, a Tory government under David Cameron will allow people to access online health records, which are currently restricted. Patients would be prevented from changing…

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And you thought a prescription was private

Posted on August 8, 2009 by Dissent

More than 10 years after she tried without success to have a baby, Marcy Campbell Krinsk is still receiving painful reminders in her mail. The ads and promotions started after she bought fertility drugs at a pharmacy in San Diego. […] Like many other people, Ms. Krinsk thought that her prescription information was private. But…

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AU: Debate needed on patient records

Posted on August 6, 2009 by Dissent

Consumer groups frustrated by the slow pace on e-health are forming a coalition to pressure the federal government to release secret documents and engage in an open debate over plans for a national patient record-sharing system. The Consumer-Centred E-Health Coalition is a response to “government secrecy and lack of consultation” launched by the Australian Privacy…

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The Doctor-CIA-Patient privilege?

Posted on August 5, 2009 by Dissent

Can  the federal government prevent you from telling your doctor what’s bothering you?  Apparently they think they can, even if you are not a federal employee. I was reading a new court opinion (pdf) where the government invoked “state secrets” as a defense.  Needless to say, with all the underlying facts not discussed, I have…

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RI police, hospital clash over question of privacy

Posted on August 5, 2009 by Dissent

Local police are livid at Rhode Island Hospital because they say officials there hindered a homicide investigation over the weekend by refusing to provide details of a man’s injuries, citing privacy laws. […] In a statement released Tuesday, the hospital said it was merely following the state’s medical privacy law, which is stricter than the…

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Judge Orders U. of Louisville Nursing Student Reinstated

Posted on August 4, 2009 by Dissent

A federal judge has ordered the University of Louisville to permit a nursing student who had been expelled for writing blog posts about her patients, gun rights, religion, and other issues to re-enroll. […] The university expelled Ms. Yoder in February, saying she had violated the nursing school’s honor code by identifying herself as a…

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