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ARTICLE · 14 NOVEMBER 2011

Monday Morning Privacy 101

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The UCLA Health System has notified more than 16,000 patients of the theft of their PHI during a home invasion of a former employee.

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The UCLA Health System has notified more than 16,000 patients of the theft of their PHI during a home invasion of a former employee. The PHI was contained on an external computer hard drive and although the information was encrypted, the password, which was written on a piece of paper near the hard drive, is also missing. The stolen information included names, addresses, and health information, however it did not include social security numbers or financial information.

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