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Bill Buzogany1, Michael J Mueller
1Buzogany Marks & Mueller LLC, 225 West Washington Street, Suite 2200, Chicago, IL 60606, USA. wbuzogany@bmm-law.com
Abstract:
Employee theft of patient-related information for personal financial gain is a serious threat to the success and financial viability of many healthcare providers. You can safeguard your financial interest in your patient base by taking three preventative measures designed to dissuade your employees from stealing from you. The first step is the implementation of policies and procedures that inform your employees that patient-related information is a valuable business asset that you vigorously protect from misappropriation. The second step is strictly limiting and monitoring employee access to patient-related information. The third step is educating your employees of the potential legal consequences to them in the event they steal from you and, in the event of theft, pursuing all legal remedies available to you.
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