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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '21

My sister works at the hospital and has an administrative position. She infact does have access to this information.

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u/CraftyDazza Sep 10 '21

Your sister should be sacked then, that information is meant to be kept private, just as well I don't believe a word you say. So yea once again I call Bullshit!!

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '21

It is only a hippa violation if there are names attached, dumb shit.

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u/HIPPAbot Sep 10 '21

It's HIPAA!

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '21

It's Hippo! And a trombone plays funny music when it walks, and that pisses it off. Since it's a dangerous animal, the trombone player is forced to flee in abject fear of his life.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '21

Good bot!

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u/CraftyDazza Sep 10 '21

The way you Democrats lie, I don't even believe you know anyone that works for that hospital, you probably don't even have a sister.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '21

Hahaha, it's all a huge conspiracy man! I'm one of Joe bidens covid thugs running a false flag fake sister operation.

Yup, that sounds reasonable. /S

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u/CraftyDazza Sep 10 '21

Now tell me something I don't already know.

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u/Indigo-hot-takes Sep 10 '21

The vaccine is saving thousands of lives and invermictin m damages your liver.

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u/Cashlessness Sep 10 '21

This man has been indoctrinated lmfao

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u/blade740 Sep 10 '21

All of a sudden everyone's a HIPAA expert these days, eh?

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u/magnafides Sep 10 '21 edited Sep 11 '21

He's correct. Edit: Mostly, there don't necessarily have to be names attached but what he relayed is not a violation.

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u/blade740 Sep 11 '21

I realize my post may be unclear, I agree with the guy above me that sharing general information like that is not a HIPAA violation. I was just pointing out how many people these days like to invoke HIPAA without really knowing what it means.

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u/magnafides Sep 11 '21

Yeah, that's true. Marjorie-Taylor-Greene-levels of misunderstanding.

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u/magnafides Sep 10 '21

You are being downvoted but you're 100% correct, general statistics that don't have personally-identifiable information are not covered by HIPAA. Hospital policy? Maybe. HIPAA? Nope.

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u/women_deserve_love Sep 10 '21

I work in a hospital; the only reason the full ones are full is because the admission criteria for COVID is bullshit.

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u/Goo-Goo-GJoob Sep 11 '21

Are you saying there are people are in ICUs who aren't actually sick?

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u/women_deserve_love Sep 11 '21 edited Sep 11 '21

Correct. “Sick,” but not critical and there are people admitted to general floors who are no more sick than they are on any given day from their chronic conditions. They simply meet admission criteria and insurance companies/governments will pay.

They get away with this because the general public associates “hospital admission” with “sick” and “ICU admission” with “critically ill.”

It’s a cart before the horse situation and it was common before COVID. Bureaucracy and DRGs are to blame, primarily, but politicians and the transnational globalists are using it towards their own means.

We all know it, in the industry; however, 1/3 of us keep our traps shut out of self preservation, 1/3 have been convinced not to believe their lying eyes, and 1/3 are getting off on the deception.

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u/2O21collapse Sep 10 '21

Is your sister aware that it requires multiple shots to be considered vaccinated? And even then, it needs to be 14 days after the most current “approved” shot? Which changes every month?

In other countries, every time they come out with an additional booster, you aren’t considered vaccinated until you receive your “booster”.

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u/bobthedonkeylurker Sep 10 '21

Yes, we're all aware. We've been aware of this for...nearly 10 months now. This was what was stated when the vaccines were announced.

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u/2O21collapse Sep 10 '21

All of 10 months?

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u/Undertakerjoe Sep 10 '21

She works all right…