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Yikes, that seems like it could slip into a patient privacy violation of some sort pretty easily. What did the doctor say?
by arsome 6y ago
Yikes, that seems like it could slip into a patient privacy violation of some sort pretty easily. What did the doctor say?
- kstrauser 6y agoNot really. If the patient asked the doctor to be contacted at that address, the doctor’s not on the hook for obeying their wishes.
- gwbas1c 6y agoIt came from the doctor's phone. I suspect there was a miscommunication somewhere. I've only done "polite" replies if there's clear innocence. One was to a teenager trying to guess email addresses for people involved in a college program they wanted to attend. Another was a Canadian regional employment authority trying to collect back wages from a deadbeat employer. But someone uses my email address at a repair shop, salon, ect? Ignore. Someone puts my email address into a group discussion? Spam. I also own my own domain. (legal name)@gmail.com sat idle for years until I found that it's easier to say "(legal name)@gmail.com" instead of ??????@(legal name).com Then I switched.