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Confidentiality

New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1999
AbstractCollaboration is easily hampered by real or perceived differences in confidentiality that prevent two critical providers from communicating openly. However, increased communication can be a two‐edged sword. Sensitive and confidential information can reach individuals who may not be directly involved in patient care.
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Confidentiality

Medical Journal of Australia, 2001
Issues of confidentiality are complicated by the relationships we have to patients and others who have valid interests in the confidential information. There are no straightforward answers to problems which involve complex relationships and sensitive information. The best we can do is to think thoroughly and carefully about the issues in each case, and
L, Gillam, J M, Little
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How Confidential Is Confidential?

Orthopaedic Nursing, 2008
Violations of patient confidentiality occur all too frequently. Conversations about patients and their care can be heard throughout hospitals. Although these conversations are necessary to manage the care of patients, the breach of confidentiality is of concern because of where the discussions occur and what is being communicated in public places ...
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Confidential Gossip

2011 31st International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems, 2011
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Georgiou, Chryssis   +5 more
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Confidentiality in the Cloud

IEEE Security & Privacy, 2015
The constant stream of privacy breaches, hacks, and outages in recent cloud-computing history has diminished the cloud's appeal. The future of cloud computing requires fundamental changes to account for data confidentiality. The authors discuss the ways in which data confidentiality in the cloud can be achieved.
Ricardo Padilha, Fernando Pedone
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Children’s confidentiality

Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2021
Consent makes lawful either the otherwise unwanted touch or the otherwise unwanted disclosure of private information. In medical practice, the unwanted touch is easily characterised by the various potentially harmful physical interventions we employ on a daily basis; administration of medicines, invasive investigations or surgery are elementary ...
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