Report finds more UCLA staff members guilty of snooping
HIPAA Weekly Advisor, May 19, 2008
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California Department of Health inspectors have found 14 additional
The state inspectors have faulted UCLA for not maintaining patient confidentiality and for neglecting to report the breaches to regulators, according to the article.
Staff implicated include physicians, nurses, outside contractors, volunteers and support staff, according to the
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