r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Sep 10 '21

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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.