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: HMO Line on Privacy
The HMO guys/gals have not yet stepped on the wrong person. Surely you do
not believe that ALL the bad people in the US are in prison.
Docile Jim Brady | Columbus Ohio 43209
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On Tue, 2 Mar 1999, Dynalysis of Princeton wrote:
> Dear Peter & Med-Privacy
>
> I recently learned that my physician has given much of his practice over
to a
> nurse practioner that is his assistant. Instead of him, I see her and
since the
> info below makes reference to this I thought it confirms what I thought
-- HMO
> pressures.. I suppose this solves some of the privacy concerns for my
physician
> -- now he won't be writing in my chart and his license won't be on the
line when
> privacy is violated. I wonder why the HMO's feel to confident that they
will not
> be held accountable for invasion of privacy?.
>
> METRA1001@aol.com wrote:
>
> > Peter & Med-Pri-
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