Sometimes putting in extra time after hours is a bad idea. One hospital employee who took documents home with her accidentally l
eft the documents on the Boston subway system, according to HHS. The documents, which contained the personal health information of 192 patients, including many with HIV/AIDS, were never recovered. Ultimately, the hospital paid $1,000,000 to settle claims that it violated privacy rule -What would have you done differently as the employee?
-If you were one of the 192 patients what would you fear?
Answer: If I was the employee, I probably would have at least got a coffee if I am working extra hours, I would make sure I lock the files back in their designated spot, and before clocking out, I would make sure I wouldn't have any hospital property with me. And if i need to bring home something from the hospital, then I would make sure I have everything with me before I get off the train.
Explanation: If I was one of those patients, I would worry about someone using my name to get info on everything about me like my insurance provider, social security, credit cards, what I have, and what the person with my documents would end up doing with them. Another thing I would worry about was getting blackmailed or not being able to get the medicine I need because another person is impersonating me.
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