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Briefings on Long-Term Care, October 1, 2008
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Curiosity. Malice. Efficiency. Rivalry. To be helpful. To be hurtful. Because they have a brief lapse of judgment. Because they have a plan to steal thousands of identities and sell them on the Internet. The reasons staff members snoop in patient records are as varied as the employees themselves.
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