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New York’s Highest Court To Say Whether Medical Practice Can Be Sued For Wrongful Texts By Non-Physician Employee

By Joseph J. Lazzarotti on March 31, 2013
Posted in Data Security, HIPAA, Information Management, Information Risk, Written Information Security Program

Will NY’s highest court allow patients to sue medical practices for fiduciary duty breaches when their non-physician employees disclose confidential medical records?
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