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Physicians Forfeit Privacy

  • Writer: anwilner
    anwilner
  • Jun 29, 2019
  • 1 min read

Just posted a 5-minute video highlighting Chapter 10, "Physician Privacy," of "The Locum life: A Physician's Guide to Locum Tenens." The application process for hospital privileges and state licenses compromises physician privacy to a significant degree. Privacy can also be trampled on in the workplace, as evidenced in this Medscape article. Further, did you know that once at work your emails may not be private? Unlike HIPAA-protected patient privacy, hysician privacy is hardly ever talked about. Nonetheless, it's an important contemporary problem that affects quality of life for all physicians. Get the overview in this quick video or read the details in Chapter 10 of The Locum Life.

 
 
 

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