computerblue
Greenlighter
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- Sep 6, 2016
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Hi,
This is a great site, I have learned many positive things from it, thank you to all who speak out.
I work at a hospital, under two weeks now, my dream job. I am just wondering, can any doctor just look up my controlled Rx history because he/she feels like it. Or any employees with PMP access, simply because they feel like it, never have been seen by them once as a patient. Are healthcare employees protected? I take a urine test, I give the Rx paperwork proof from my MD to the lab, its all good, but can any MD just look you up simply due to curiosity? I just feel like if the answer is yes, we have no privacy, if the HR and Medical Officer cleared you to work on this prescribed narcotic, I don't want the whole place knowing my business, just the people who need to know during the hiring process, unless anything has raised suspicion and nothing has.
Thanks
This is a great site, I have learned many positive things from it, thank you to all who speak out.
I work at a hospital, under two weeks now, my dream job. I am just wondering, can any doctor just look up my controlled Rx history because he/she feels like it. Or any employees with PMP access, simply because they feel like it, never have been seen by them once as a patient. Are healthcare employees protected? I take a urine test, I give the Rx paperwork proof from my MD to the lab, its all good, but can any MD just look you up simply due to curiosity? I just feel like if the answer is yes, we have no privacy, if the HR and Medical Officer cleared you to work on this prescribed narcotic, I don't want the whole place knowing my business, just the people who need to know during the hiring process, unless anything has raised suspicion and nothing has.
Thanks