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You are final year medical student making rounds with the attending physician and a resident and consult on Mr. Johnson, a 58-year-old man with bacterial sepsis. You looked up his blood culture results this morning and found they were positive, but your resident was unable to check the culture results himself before rounds. When asked by the attending physician, the resident replies that the culture results are not yet available.

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You are final year medical student making rounds with the attending physician and a resident and consult on Mr. Johnson, a 58-year-old man with bacterial sepsis. You looked up his blood culture results this morning and found they were positive, but your resident was unable to check the culture results himself before rounds. When asked by the attending physician, the resident replies that the culture results are not yet available.

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You are reviewing your recent social media messages and notice that a co-resident has written a highly negative comment about a patient’s situation. There was no mention of the patient name, but the hospital’s initials and the description of the case make it easy to figure out the nurses and physicians being described.

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You are reviewing your recent social media messages and notice that a co-resident has written a highly negative comment about a patient’s situation. There was no mention of the patient name, but the hospital’s initials and the description of the case make it easy to figure out the nurses and physicians being described.

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Dr Ahmed, a consultant from another department approaches you (as a resident) and wants to check Mrs. P’s chart. Because she is not his patient, you’re uncertain whether you’re allowed to share it with them. But the physician insists you to give him  the chart anyway, as he may have a reason in the near future to see the patient and tells you not to get upset.

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Dr Ahmed, a consultant from another department approaches you (as a resident) and wants to check Mrs. P’s chart. Because she is not his patient, you’re uncertain whether you’re allowed to share it with them. But the physician insists you to give him  the chart anyway, as he may have a reason in the near future to see the patient and tells you not to get upset.

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confidentiality

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i would contact my supervisor regarding this matter

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I'm honestly not sure if that's a problem or not. I think it depends if that other doctor works in the same clinic/hospital or not.  If the doctor works in the same hospital then it's probably fine. But if the doctor works form a different hospital/clinic then the pt needs to consent to sharing that information.

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patient's privacy is respected while ensuring patient safety and provide the best health care

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talked to the attending , there may be reasons if didn't get a reaction would talk to a higher level about the situation , it may be repetitive

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patient privacy has been violated

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i would report this issue

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Ask someone superior what to do next time

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Ask someone superior what to do next time

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patients medical should not be shared in social media. Patients privacy must be respected. health care providers should not disclose any information that could be tracked back to the patient

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on an individual level --> HCP should adhere to professionalism and respect their patient privacy

institutional level --> there must be clear guidelines and what the consequences would be if a HCP disclosed information

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Take into account the doctor's work schedule. Is there too much for one doctor to take on. Is there a systemic issue where he can't keep up with the patients?

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Do not share your patient's information on social media

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on an institutional level clear list of who has the right to access patient's information would be helpful

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1. Taking care of the patient first. Start your give 3 and take 3 protocol.

2. Have a discussion with that doctor
3. consider telling their supervisor

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That patient's results are see and responded to ASAP, especially in sepsis

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accountability

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Be cautious online. It's public powerful and permanent

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Professionalism: values, attitudes and behaviors that foster professional relationships, public trust and patient safety