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This document discusses the importance of patient privacy and maintaining the security of medical records. Medical records contain intimate personal details about a person's health and life. Ensuring privacy through security protects patients' records from unauthorized access. When security is breached, such as employees inappropriately accessing records, it jeopardizes patients' privacy and autonomy. Several cases are cited where healthcare workers were fired for improperly accessing or disclosing patients' private medical information without consent.
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- 1. Patient’s Privacy By Lisa Reis
- 2. Importance of privacy • Personal autonomy (the ability to make personal decisions) • Individuality • Respect • Dignity and worth as human beings
- 3. • Medical records can include some of the most intimate details about a person’s life • They document a patient’s physical and mental health, and can include information on social behaviors, personal relationships, and financial status.
- 4. Security • Security helps keep health records safe from unauthorized use. • When an employee does something unethical, they jeopardize the security of a patient’s record. • When someone hacks into the computer system, the security is breached.
- 5. The results for being NOSEY! • 3 UMC workers fired for records access • Everett Clinic fires 13 workers for allegedly inappropriately accessing patients' records • Florida Hospital privacy breach: Workers accessed ER patient information, 3 employees terminated, more than 2,000 patients notified by mail of breach