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Right. Which is exactly the problem. There isn’t a single one of the president’s physicians that I’d trust right now after the last few days. I had hoped that
by mikeyouse 6y ago
Right. Which is exactly the problem. There isn’t a single one of the president’s physicians that I’d trust right now after the last few days. I had hoped that staff MDs at Walter Reed would be able to provide a decent patient report in the form of “admitted at xxxx hour, administered remdisivr at yyyy hour”
But they’ve proven they can’t even manage that.
- pixl97 6y agoWhy under HIPAA rules would they be able to give out any of that information?
- wyldfire 6y agoThe public interest outweighs the safeguards of HIPAA. But it's likely not automatic - up to POTUS to waive their HIPAA rights.
- warkdarrior 6y agoHIPAA rights can be waived away by the patient. Presumably the president would be willing to waive those rights in order to be forthcoming with the US people.