OK I peeked ;-)
Unfortunately, I can't pull up the PET as that was done at a satellite location. So I will have to try and wait patiently until Monday afternoon.
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Ok, I must admit, I'm a
Ok, I must admit, I'm a "stinker" too, I peek at my PET images every time. They send me with a sealed envelope (I see my Onc. the same day of my PET scans) and I just can't stand to carry that around for 4+ hours and not look inside. Glad things are looking ok for you thus far and here's praying your PET scan comes back with NO additional lights.
Miles of Love,
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It's only a HIPAA (HealthKatz77 said:Mmmm hippa? Shhh I won't
Mmmm hippa? Shhh I won't tell. Lol I'd get in trouble. I always get caught. Lol katz
It's only a HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) violation if I look at someone else's results. HIPAA is in place to protect and keep our health information private. I joke about many issues, but I am always dead serious about a patient's right to privacy.0 -
PeekingCypressCynthia said:It's only a HIPAA (Health
It's only a HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) violation if I look at someone else's results. HIPAA is in place to protect and keep our health information private. I joke about many issues, but I am always dead serious about a patient's right to privacy.
I'd peek too if I had the chance. I always try to watch the screens but it is hard now. I know you can't speak about patients but our whole lives are on computers and connected to whoever has access.0 -
love it! glad it all looksAortus said:I have no right to judge
I would routinely read Moopy's charts (upside down) when the doctors were going over them with us. Found out some, well, interesting stuff.
love it! glad it all looks stable. My daughter had a Ct scan at my hospital years ago and I had one of our docs call and get the results on the dictation. and then explain it to me LOL.0 -
I'd peek if 1. I had accesslynn1950 said:If WAITING for results is
If WAITING for results is often the worst part , then peeking is SELF-DEFENSE. Totally defensible in a court of law! Glad that the bone scan looks little different from the past. Hope your PET is totally unremarkable! xoxoxoxox Lynn
I'd peek if 1. I had access 2. I knew what the heck I would be looking at. You are able to do both and I say good for you for peeking.
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Oh I know you are. Me too.CypressCynthia said:It's only a HIPAA (Health
It's only a HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) violation if I look at someone else's results. HIPAA is in place to protect and keep our health information private. I joke about many issues, but I am always dead serious about a patient's right to privacy.
Oh I know you are. Me too. One time I looked at my sons report and was told that it was a violation. He was a minor and I thought as his mother I could. I was just messing with you. Sorry, was not implying that you would violate anyones privacy. Katz0 -
I hope your peeking put your
I hope your peeking put your mind at ease. I'd definately do the same thing if I could...only difference, I wouldn't know what I was looking at. Hoping for PET results that are non eventful. We'll be waiting for your report on that. Take care.0 -
peek -a- boo doesn't hurt a thing! I would do the samelizzie17 said:you are lucky in this sense
I would peek if I could understand it.
thing in an heartbeat! Piece of mind, as I say .. is important~ With you many many years of education ... You are well versed in so many medical areas.
Hap hap hap dancing here ....
Vicki Sam0 -
Thanks Katz! And I thinkKatz77 said:Oh I know you are. Me too.
Oh I know you are. Me too. One time I looked at my sons report and was told that it was a violation. He was a minor and I thought as his mother I could. I was just messing with you. Sorry, was not implying that you would violate anyones privacy. Katz
Thanks Katz! And I think that they were wrong about your son's report if he was a minor? I would only violate my own privacy ;-)0
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