... encouraging reporting; however, if the purpose is for disclosure and remediation form the patient or injured party, confidentiality may undermine the stated purpose. This remains one ...

... 50 Nor are authorizations required for uses or disclosures of “limited data sets,” as defined by the Rule (so long as a data use agreement is in place with the recipient of the ...

... by condition. These activities may result in a confidentiality breach for adolescent patients, especially if results of such functionalities are automatically distributed to parents or insurance companies, resulting in inadvertent disclosure of protected confidential health information. 22 The EHR ...

... members surveyed have significant concerns about privacy and confidentiality. Expressed concern about cancer in third-degree relatives, ... history of breast cancer: issues of privacy and confidentiality. Am J Med Genet 66 (1): 1-6, ...

... feedback about corrective steps; peer pressure; lack of confidentiality; and lack of mandatory reporting systems. In addition, ... patient about this error. However, there was less agreement when respondents were given a second case in ...

... the child when they are unable to maintain confidentiality, explore the child’s concerns about sharing this ... duties to adult and child patients and breaching confidentiality. An understanding of the reasons why the maltreatment ...

... transparency and the health system's insistence on confidentiality and legal protection for reported errors. 13 The ... JR. StatPearls. 2020 Jan Review Error Reporting and Disclosure [Patient Safety and Quality: An...] Review Error Reporting ...

... the disease, but may create additional complexities around confidentiality, logistical issues (e.g., different last names and ... based on registry data. Transparency also requires full disclosure to participants about the use of their data, ...