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NCTraveler

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178. "This is so common there could be a dozen people who think it applies to them."
Fri Apr 6, 2012, 01:10 PM
Apr 2012

So with that being said, a dozen parents could now be reading this and thinking, "Is this about my life". That would be a real trust builder.

I'm glad your wife is there to help too... CaliforniaPeggy Apr 2012 #1
It's amazing what people will do to children. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #2
HIPAA suggests you shouldn't even know this. Lionessa Apr 2012 #3
Yeah, I know. Technically, she shouldn't even discuss this with me. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #7
No, not technically, completely. HIPAA! Lionessa Apr 2012 #11
Thank you for your concern. I'll await the lawsuit. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #12
For someone posting a supposedly "caring" OP, you're quite the cad Lionessa Apr 2012 #13
Attacking my wife will bring that out of me every time. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #15
Attack your wife, yeah, right, that causes you to think money costs? Lionessa Apr 2012 #17
Where exactly did you get that? nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #19
Your reply to wife supposedly being attacked was, "I await the lawsuit." Lionessa Apr 2012 #21
Yes. I'm not scared of one. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #23
You have trouble following the topic, huh? Hopefully the others reading this thread Lionessa Apr 2012 #28
Be sure when you file your complaint that you remember: Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #32
Medical privacy is an ethical issue, if she and you don't have it, that's Lionessa Apr 2012 #18
I'm writing a letter to my congressman to have all medical studies removed from the internet. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #20
Not the same, they sign waivers. Did this girl? Lionessa Apr 2012 #24
So no doctor on DU can ever mention a patient? Feel free to file a complaint. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #27
Sorry, I have to jump in here and defend Snake Alchemist. Avalux Apr 2012 #40
Too much, the fact that he even knows is against HIPAA. Lionessa Apr 2012 #45
Not even a location. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #47
Exactly. HIPPA is not violated if identifying info is not given. alphafemale Apr 2012 #49
Uh, the correct term is HIPAA. blue neen Apr 2012 #53
Don't agree unapatriciated Apr 2012 #55
I agree. I was extremely uncomfortable reading the OP. FedUpWithIt All Apr 2012 #126
The doctor should not be discussing these cases with her husband. That's a HIPAA violation. yardwork Apr 2012 #129
These are the specific things HIPAA considers patient identifiers: The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2012 #73
+1 laundry_queen Apr 2012 #81
Exactly. There was no violatition in the OP. Period. nt alphafemale Apr 2012 #190
This message was self-deleted by its author JonLP24 Apr 2012 #208
You're talking about us leftynyc Apr 2012 #147
You don't know that. Bolo Boffin Apr 2012 #199
How rude Rosa Luxemburg Apr 2012 #204
People who participate in medical studies give their written consent. n/t demmiblue Apr 2012 #26
I've had doctor friends tell me that one of their patients had been diagnosed with cancer that day Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #29
I was specifically responding to your post regarding medical studies. n/t demmiblue Apr 2012 #34
... MrMickeysMom Apr 2012 #111
It's amazing that this person can't seem to understand this very simple Luminous Animal Apr 2012 #33
Please show me the guidelines for anonymous patient in anonymous location with anonymous provider. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #39
IMHO, that's it a bit of a stretch to say that mentioning HIPAA laws is an attack. blue neen Apr 2012 #22
Is every medical study that omits patients names a violation of HIPAA? nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #25
Since you did not make your OP about a medical study, we won't have that discussion. blue neen Apr 2012 #36
I typed in anonymous patient in anonymous location with anonymous provider and could not find Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #38
You don't know the meaning of medical studies or HIPAA and can't find the definitions. blue neen Apr 2012 #41
Please point me to said guidelines. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #42
You should ask your imaginary wife. n/t demmiblue Apr 2012 #44
That all you got? ROFL. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #50
That is all I need. ROFL. demmiblue Apr 2012 #52
I wear this ring for the chicks. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #54
Nose Rings Don't Count Snake n/t HangOnKids Apr 2012 #57
I tried to convince her that it would be enough. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #58
Oh shite! Now I know why your name is familiar. demmiblue Apr 2012 #61
Snake Alchemist = Orochimaru Art_from_Ark Apr 2012 #101
Does he have a son named Lukemaru? nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #157
BAM HangOnKids Apr 2012 #56
I have confidence that you can find them. blue neen Apr 2012 #46
Since you brought them up, please feel free to back it up. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #48
In fact, I'm not the person who brought them up on this thread. blue neen Apr 2012 #59
So you can't find them? Good to know. Thanks! nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #62
You couldn't be more wrong. blue neen Apr 2012 #64
Cards on the table. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #68
Royal Flush. blue neen Apr 2012 #71
This is blackjack. Thanks for playing. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #72
There's no such thing as anonymity on the web. caseymoz Apr 2012 #140
Go for it. Let me know what you find. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #141
Anyone curious. I don't really want to know you. nt caseymoz Apr 2012 #152
Not true and I challenge anyone to try. Rex Apr 2012 #174
Not TV caseymoz Apr 2012 #177
Medical studies have procedures in place caseymoz Apr 2012 #143
As you pointed out, anyone can find out anything once it's on the the web. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #144
No, that's not what I said. caseymoz Apr 2012 #154
Let's go to the tape! Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #158
Where do you see the words caseymoz Apr 2012 #175
These don't count? Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #176
No. I said "anyone who's curious enough." caseymoz Apr 2012 #181
A distinction without a difference. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #194
You know that claim is wrong. caseymoz Apr 2012 #198
This message was self-deleted by its author Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #155
I agree with Lionessa unapatriciated Apr 2012 #35
I'll let you in on a secret. Doctors and nurses also discuss their patients with their spouses. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #37
I will let you in on a secret. unapatriciated Apr 2012 #51
Bull fucking shit... MrMickeysMom Apr 2012 #112
I was responding to knowing that some medical personnel.... unapatriciated Apr 2012 #200
It was a snark towards the person you responded to... MrMickeysMom Apr 2012 #202
We are talking in circles. unapatriciated Apr 2012 #205
"We" are having a disagreement... MrMickeysMom Apr 2012 #207
aren't you a peach. dionysus Apr 2012 #30
Well it successfully derailed the thread redqueen Apr 2012 #60
I guess that was the intention all along. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #63
Since that poster was not the only one who mentioned it, I'd say... blue neen Apr 2012 #65
Plenty do not want to confront the connection between women's abuse and the sex industry. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #66
+1. nt seabeyond Apr 2012 #74
Yes, and many of the posters on this thread are not those people. blue neen Apr 2012 #78
no. i do not know that. seabeyond Apr 2012 #84
Well, then maybe you could take the time to check out some of the posters' previous posts. blue neen Apr 2012 #86
i think when addressing this issue, there is so much of reality ignored seabeyond Apr 2012 #90
I have no problem with the issue you raise. unapatriciated Apr 2012 #75
Please refer to Veleveteen Ocelot's post above. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #76
Of course. redqueen Apr 2012 #70
It has been suggested. unapatriciated Apr 2012 #79
Please refer to Veleveteen Ocelot's post above. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #80
Oh, bullshit... MrMickeysMom Apr 2012 #110
Hippa is mzmolly Apr 2012 #119
My company specializes in testing IT systems against HIPAA compliance Fawke Em Apr 2012 #201
I don't know what is a violation or what isn't JonLP24 Apr 2012 #209
I'm glad you brought that up. caseymoz Apr 2012 #182
If they have their heads on straight, is the OP's wife likely to see them in the first place? eridani Apr 2012 #197
During the prenatal period, parents should be strongly encouraged JDPriestly Apr 2012 #4
Wow, great suggestion. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #8
When I lived in a small town in a European country and had single-payer, JDPriestly Apr 2012 #189
Its sad how long it lingers, and how it manifests. redqueen Apr 2012 #5
I had forgotten about that. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #9
So difficult even to read about those young abused children.. nenagh Apr 2012 #6
She is something else. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #10
This message was self-deleted by its author freshwest Apr 2012 #43
I've read that the vast, vast majority of strippers come from abuse backgrounds. Arugula Latte Apr 2012 #14
When I was in Japan they had train cars that were women-only due to gropers. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #16
Sexual harrassment starts in elementary school. redqueen Apr 2012 #31
Here's a fantastic idea: LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #67
Somehow it's always an "expression of freedom" when a man is the one benefitting. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #69
I'm not a man. LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #77
+1. ceile Apr 2012 #163
Of all the things for people to get mad at you about... sudopod Apr 2012 #82
Thanks. Weird contingent that rolled in here that seem to advocate Super HIPAA. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #83
Seven Tips to Avoid HIPAA Violations in Social Media: blue neen Apr 2012 #85
Please refer to Veleveteen Ocelot's post above. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #87
I'm already aware of those rules. Thank you. blue neen Apr 2012 #88
Seems fairly specific and well laid out. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #89
Maybe you could help your wife by taking the HIPAA Certification Course. blue neen Apr 2012 #91
Think I'll go with the actual guidelines. You can feel free to list the ones I am violating. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #92
Uh, the HIPAA certification course tests you on the "Actual Guidelines". blue neen Apr 2012 #93
You've been given the specific list. Lettered and delineated. And you can't name a single one. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #94
Game. Set. Match....to Snake Alchemist. n/t PassingFair Apr 2012 #131
Protecting abuse victims is not a game. blue neen Apr 2012 #132
Post removed Post removed Apr 2012 #133
Edit history is still accessible, with identifiable information. JackBeck Apr 2012 #95
Assuming I'm posting from where my wife practices. And assuming the original information I gave was Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #97
It's also amazing the contortions you will go through to avoid your unethical behavior. JackBeck Apr 2012 #98
also a tip Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #103
How convenient for you that you are now using a proxy to hide your personal info. JackBeck Apr 2012 #106
no proxy today. I'm in Manhattan, my birth place, Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #114
I once found it amazing, too. redqueen Apr 2012 #105
Some of us are able to fight for social justice while respecting confidentiality. JackBeck Apr 2012 #108
HIPAA was not violated. This has been a fairly shameful display of derailing. nt redqueen Apr 2012 #109
Victims of abuse will not feel comfortable coming forward if they cannot trust their therapists. blue neen Apr 2012 #113
It adds to the stigma and discrimination that most survivors feel. JackBeck Apr 2012 #115
Absolutely. That includes the primary survivors and the secondary survivors. blue neen Apr 2012 #118
As a victim... former victim? Whatever... redqueen Apr 2012 #116
The child mentioned in the OP didn't give any consent for her story to be shared. (nt) JackBeck Apr 2012 #117
Didn't have to. HIPAA was not violated. redqueen Apr 2012 #121
That personal disclosure would be your choice, but it's not everyone's. blue neen Apr 2012 #120
So not surprising. nt redqueen Apr 2012 #122
This message was self-deleted by its author blue neen Apr 2012 #124
So not necessary. blue neen Apr 2012 #127
What it the parents are on this board, too and they read this? caseymoz Apr 2012 #151
This is so common there could be a dozen people who think it applies to them. redqueen Apr 2012 #160
How much is there to be said? caseymoz Apr 2012 #168
"This is so common there could be a dozen people who think it applies to them." NCTraveler Apr 2012 #178
I like to think most of us would be glad the issue is being discussed... redqueen Apr 2012 #180
Thank you for your reply.... NCTraveler Apr 2012 #184
If you're so anxious for discussion of the issue . . . caseymoz Apr 2012 #192
No one's arguing with the fact that there are LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #107
Thank you. woo me with science Apr 2012 #123
I would be more than angry LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #125
Right. Because this is an ethical issue, posting anonymous information on discussion board. PassingFair Apr 2012 #134
Amazingly, LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #170
:( Catherine Vincent Apr 2012 #96
Hug your wife for me.I'm a nurse.Absolve thyself from guilt,my child w8liftinglady Apr 2012 #99
The act is known as HIPAA. I guess you just made a typo. blue neen Apr 2012 #100
um,yeah,,,I DO have brain damage,after all w8liftinglady Apr 2012 #102
Thanks to this law the people you're caring for no longer have their names published in newspapers. blue neen Apr 2012 #104
Don't worry. I hug her enough for everyone on DU and beyond. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #130
Chris Hedges has written about this KT2000 Apr 2012 #128
I'll have to look for his writings on the topic. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #136
So, will you bar adults from working there? caseymoz Apr 2012 #171
What I wrote KT2000 Apr 2012 #183
Some questions are rhetorical. caseymoz Apr 2012 #185
+1 and thanks for the study link LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #203
I've been a foster parent for 20 years.... Sticky Apr 2012 #135
My wife works a lot with the foster system. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #137
Could I say, I don't believe you at all. caseymoz Apr 2012 #138
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #139
There are ways of breeching this topic caseymoz Apr 2012 #148
I believe any exposure of the topic of abuse is a win. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #159
Any? Then you definitely could have exposed it without this. nt. caseymoz Apr 2012 #191
This seemed to expose the derailers quite well. nt Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #193
+1,000,000 LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #186
Excellent post. nt woo me with science Apr 2012 #188
And that's the end of the thread right there. Frank Cannon Apr 2012 #206
Good lord!!! Rex Apr 2012 #142
You really believe anonymity is airtight on the web caseymoz Apr 2012 #149
The owners of this site could, if they cared to. Ikonoklast Apr 2012 #150
Now I AND my wife are monsters. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #156
Well others in here have their own opinion Rex Apr 2012 #162
That is how desperate people are to shut discussions like this down. redqueen Apr 2012 #161
It is kinda getting ridiculous around here. Rex Apr 2012 #166
I have my own theories about what is behind that desperation... redqueen Apr 2012 #167
It does matter and you are right it is very different. Rex Apr 2012 #172
There have been plenty of threads here discussing strippers, prostitutes, and porn..... cbdo2007 Apr 2012 #169
Mods should remove for the sake of the patient. This is a HIPAA violation. cbdo2007 Apr 2012 #145
There are no more moderators. Rex Apr 2012 #146
Thanks alerted. cbdo2007 Apr 2012 #153
No problem. Rex Apr 2012 #173
Im glad as well whoawhat Apr 2012 #164
I mean this with the best of intentions and I don't believe HIPAA has been violated, ScreamingMeemie Apr 2012 #165
+1 NCTraveler Apr 2012 #179
+1 LadyHawkAZ Apr 2012 #187
In truth, many counselors consult with their spouses and other counselors. Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 #195
You have missed my point. I am not talking about anything other than taking it from a discussion ScreamingMeemie Apr 2012 #196
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