28 result(s)
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1.Summary: This decision addresses a privacy breach reported under the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004, by Windsor Regional Hospital (WRH), Chatham-Kent Health Alliance and Eries Shores HealthCa...
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2.Summary: The complainant sought access to her medical records from her former doctor, who retired in 2018 and transferred most of the records in his possession to another doctor, only retaining those that belo...
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3.Summary: An individual sought access from Unity Health Toronto to records of their personal health information about a specific incident. The hospital advised that no responsive records could be located. The i...
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4.Summary: The complainant received health care at a hospital that is part of Unity Health Toronto (UHT). Under the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (PHIPA), the complainant asked UHT for all not...
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5.Summary: A mother requested that a doctor make several corrections to her deceased son’s medical records regarding the events leading up to his death. The doctor denied the request, stating that the informatio...
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6.Summary: On October 7, 2024, the complainant asked their doctor for access to their personal health information. The complainant submitted a complaint because the doctor failed to respond to the request within...
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7.Summary: A patient’s son sought a review of the hospital’s decision to deny his request to correct a discharge summary. The hospital refused to make the requested corrections claiming that the information the...
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8.Summary: Maamwesying North Shore Community Health Services (the custodian) reported a privacy breach to the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (the IPC) under the Personal Health Inf...
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9.Summary: On September 16, 2024, the complainant and his spouse asked their physician for access to their personal health information. The complainant complained because the doctor failed to respond to the requ...
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10.Summary: The complainant asked Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy #289 for their pharmacy records. The pharmacy issued a $120 fee invoice for seven pages of records. The complainant paid the fees to obtain the records a...
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11.Summary: Algonquin Family Health Team (AFHT) reported a breach of its patients’ privacy under the Personal Health Information Protection Act relating to messages sent within its electronic medical records (EMR...
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12.Summary: The complainant is the father of a patient of Dr. Takhar. Under the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (PHIPA), the father, on behalf of the patient, asked the doctor for a copy of all r...
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13.Summary: The complainant made a request under the Personal Health Information Protection Act to a health information custodian, asking the custodian to correct his personal health information on an MRI report....
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14.Summary: Five hospitals and a health care clinic (collectively, the custodians) reported a privacy breach under the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (the Act) involving a ransomware attack agai...
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15.Summary: An individual made a complaint under the Personal Health Information Protection Act (the Act) about the use of their personal health information by Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre (the hospital) and...
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16.Summary: This decision disposes of the outstanding issue of the reasonableness of a search conducted by the Queensway Carleton Hospital (the hospital) for correspondence, messages or documentation relating to ...
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17.Summary: An individual submitted a request for reconsideration of PHIPA Decision 275, where the adjudicator ordered the hospital to conduct a further search, which was to include searching for emails between i...
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18.Summary: The complainant made an access request to a doctor for records relating to his child’s health care. The doctor located and granted access to records. The complainant filed a complaint based on his bel...
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19.Summary: Under the Personal Health Information Protection Act, the complainant made a request to the Ministry of Health for access to certain types of records of his personal health information. The ministry t...
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20.Summary: An individual submitted a request for reconsideration of PHIPA Decision 274, where the adjudicator found that the hospital conducted a reasonable search for records relating to the individual’s father...
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21.Summary: The complainant made an access request to the clinic for all records containing his name or OHIP number. The clinic located eight pages of clinical notes and disclosed these to the complainant, but th...
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22.Summary: On June 23, 2024, the complainant asked a doctor at Family Care Medical Centre - Whitby (the custodian) for access to their personal health information under the Act. The complainant filed a complaint...
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23.Summary: An individual asked a hospital for records from her deceased father’s two-day hospital stay. After receiving records from the hospital, the complainant stated that additional records should exist.
In ...
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24.Summary: An individual asked a hospital for access to correspondence, messages and documentation between specified doctors related to her deceased father’s two-day hospital stay. After receiving records from ...
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25.Summary: This reconsideration decision addresses the custodian’s request for reconsideration of PHIPA Decision 268. In that decision, the adjudicator found that the custodian was obliged to provide the complai...