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Ca: Anti-abortion activist snooped into patient records

Posted on January 17, 2015 by Dissent

 Olivia Carville reports some additional details involving a breach at Peterborough Regional Health Centre that has been noted on PHIprivacy.net since 2012, including a lawsuit against the centre: An anti-abortion activist who worked at an Ontario hospital was sacked after a massive privacy breach in which abortion files, among other patient records, were inappropriately accessed. Dawn DeCiccio, a high-profile anti-abortion campaigner,…

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Privacy concerns raised on Mass. medical marijuana e-mails

Posted on January 17, 2015 by Dissent

It’s deja vu all over again. First it was postal mail from Health Canada. Now it’s e-mail from Massachusetts. Kay Lazar reports: The subject line left little doubt about the contents of the e-mail sent by the Massachusetts health department. “Confirmation of Patient Certification in the Medical Use of Marijuana Online System,” it stated. More…

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NZ: Abortion data leaked by mistake (Updated with Lakes DHB statement)

Posted on January 16, 2015 by Dissent

A horrific breach in response to a FOIA/media request. Collette Devlin reports: A privacy breach blunder has resulted in personal details of more than 600 females, some as young as 13, who had abortions in the central North Island being given to a Stuff reporter. The data was mistakenly released by a junior staff member…

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St. Louis County Dept. of Health investigates HIPAA breach involving inmates

Posted on January 15, 2015 by Dissent

Paul Hampel reports: St. Louis County officials are investigating a violation of federal health privacy law involving a health department employee who allegedly mishandled email information of inmates at the county jail. The county said the employee emailed a document to the employee’s personal account containing names and social security numbers of some inmates from…

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NL: Patient records stolen from UMC Groningen

Posted on January 15, 2015 by Dissent

Taneli Savela reports: Medical records from the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) that were supposed to be destroyed, ended up in the spotlight on regional broadcaster RTV Noord. The program shows the workers of the employment company Synergon handling old x-rays carelessly. Synergon has reported the theft to the police.  UMCG uses a company named Virol to…

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TRH Health Plan notifies 80,000 members after BCBS of Tennessee improperly used personal info

Posted on January 14, 2015 by Dissent

Holly Fletcher reports: TRH Health Plan, a not-for-profit service company of Farm Bureau, has contacted some members about information that was inappropriately used by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, an administrative partner with the health plan. “They have the right to have (the information), but didn’t have the right to use for marketing,” said Ryan Brown,…

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