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|Articles|February 22, 2016
The Confusing State of Patient Privacy
Author(s)Jon Carter
In this day and age, protecting the privacy of patients is becoming harder to achieve - in some cases, because of patients.
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In this day and age, protecting the privacy of patients is becoming harder to achieve - in some cases, because of patients.
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