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Hospital Employees Fired for Improperly Viewing Smollett Medical Records
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Hospital Employees Fired for Improperly Viewing Smollett Medical Records

A nurse told a local news outlet that she was one of several healthcare workers fired for allegedly improperly viewing the medical records of a high-profile patient, but she says…

Mary Butler2 years ago0
data breach, privacy and security
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Transcription Vendor, Medical Group Hit with Fines Following Breach
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Transcription Vendor, Medical Group Hit with Fines Following Breach

A recent breach of medical records caused by an accidental upload of 1,654 medical records left patients’ protected health information publicly available—indexed and searchable on Google.

Mary Butler2 years ago0
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Anthem to Pay $16 Million for 2015 Data Breach
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Anthem to Pay $16 Million for 2015 Data Breach

The biggest health data breach ever has now resulted in the biggest fine that an entity has ever paid to the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil…

Mary Butler3 years ago1
data breach, HIPAA
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Psychologist’s License Suspended for Failure to Protect Patients’ Mental Health Information
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Psychologist’s License Suspended for Failure to Protect Patients’ Mental Health Information

A New Jersey clinical psychologist has been ordered to pay fines, a portion of investigative costs, and have his license temporarily suspended for failure to protect his patients’ diagnosis and…

Mary Butler3 years ago0
behavioral health, data breach, mental health, privacy and security
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