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Patient record privacy: can we guarantee it?
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Will Congress pass privacy legislation?
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Privacy, confidentiality, and security: protecting "personally identifiable information".
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Congress gets serious about records privacy.
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Federal medical record privacy law likely by September.
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Who's guarding medical privacy?
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HCFA outcomes improvement program for home health agencies raises privacy concerns.
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Privacy legislation hits Capitol Hill radar screen.
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Feds: price of privacy may be too high. FBI, Justice Department say patient confidentiality bills would threaten fraud crackdown.
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[Privacy in intensive care].
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Health and the right to privacy.
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If I am only for myself, what am I? A communitarian look at the privacy stalemate.
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Confidentiality and privacy: at the forefront for nurses.
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[The patient's privacy and the treatment of intimacy: an ethical reflection].
Although no one today doubts that speaking of a nurse's patient care presupposes the nurse will carry out her/his role as a professional; nonetheless, this has been related to the patient's intimacy very few times. This article concerns this last perspective since the author maintains as her hypothesis that the sharing of myths and images people hold, as an essential element of each person, requires nurse's care. For this reason, the author presents the concept of the intimacy of the patient from an ethical point of view and defines the principles which compose the treatment of intimacy.
Patient privacy legislation moving forward. Senate working toward compromise measure.
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Patient power: too much privacy is a health hazard.
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