1. It is not legal.It is illegal.The institution has no right to post about patient medical records.Medical records must be kept in a confidential way.It is violation of patient right and privacy.So the client can sue a petition against the organization.Client has full right to take action legally.
2.It is not balanced.Once the information about the medical records published in social media, it may be viewed and shared by many people.So the information is not confidential now it cannot be revert back now.So by filing petition and taking action legally can helps to hiding the post and the organization will be punished but the information was became public.So cannot make balance in this issue.
Patient sues Northwestern Medicine after medical records posted on social media1. Is it legal? 2. Is...
Patient sues Northwestern Medicine after medical records posted on social media Mackenzie Garrity - Tuesday, March 19th, 2019 Print | Email A patient at Winfield, Ill.-based Northwestern Medicine Regional Medical Group is suing the health system and a former employee for allegedly accessing her medical records and posting them on social media, according to CBS Chicago. In the lawsuit, Gina Graziano alleges a Northwestern Medicine employee gained access to her medical records and illegally sent them to her ex-boyfriend....
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