An SA Health employee received a formal censure for accessing Tony Modra's health records. The records were viewed after Modra was hurt in a truck crash. That disciplinary action was covered by ABC News, Adelaide Now, Oz Arab Media, and SSBCrack. Adelaide Now described it as an important disclosure about employees who improperly accessed Modra's records. The staff member was not identified. SA Health did not release additional information. The matter shows that unauthorized access to patient records results in internal discipline. The case has drawn attention to patient privacy safeguards in South Australia's health system.
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SA Health employee reprimanded for accessing Tony Modra's medical records after truck crash - SSBCrack
SA Health employee reprimanded for accessing Tony Modra's medical records after truck crash SSBCrack
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