When everyone was still immersed in the grief of Zhou Haimei's death, while saying goodbye and resting in peace, the news of "Zhou Haimei's rescue medical records flowed out" came into the eyes of the public, and for a while, public anger boiled, and the accusations and anger against the leaker permeated the social **.
On the evening of December 12, the news of Hong Kong star Zhou Haimei's death was confirmed, and at the same time, a screenshot of an electronic medical record suspected of being sent to the hospital for rescue before her death circulated on the Internet, and the medical record recorded Zhou Haimei's personal information, treatment time and other relevant information. On the 14th, @平安北京顺义发布情况通报: Fu Moumou, an employee of a hospital in Shunyi District, took advantage of his work convenience to take a photo of a patient's personal medical record and send it to a WeChat group for the purpose of showing off, resulting in the spread of information and a bad social impact. At present, the Shunyi Public Security Bureau has placed Fu Moumou under administrative detention in accordance with the law.
It is true that the death of an entertainment star often becomes "focus news", however, the leakage of Zhou Haimei's medical records is no longer just entertainment news, and the leakage of rescue medical records as "gossip material" not only violates morality, violates public order and good customs, but also clearly crosses the legal red line.
Respecting the privacy of patients and maintaining the dignity of patients is not only responsible for patients, but also the responsibility of hospitals. The Civil Code stipulates that medical institutions and their medical personnel shall keep the privacy and personal information of patients confidential, and those who disclose the privacy and personal information of patients, or disclose their medical records without the consent of patients, shall bear tort liability. The Regulations on the Management of Medical Records of Medical Institutions (2013 Edition) also clarifies that medical institutions and their medical staff shall strictly protect the privacy of patients and prohibit the disclosure of patients' medical records for non-medical, teaching and research purposes. The Criminal Law stipulates that whoever violates the relevant provisions of the State by providing citizens' personal information to others or others, and the circumstances are serious, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or short-term detention, and/or a fine;where the circumstances are especially serious, the sentence is between three and seven years imprisonment and a concurrent fine.
The reason why Zhou Haimei's medical records were leaked caused by public outrage is that this incident hits the pain points and difficulties of citizen privacy protection and exposes some weak links in the current medical service field. Patients' privacy and personal information should be strictly protected and inviolable, which is the obligation and norm that medical staff must fulfill in their practice activities, but in recent years, there have been frequent leaks of patients' medical records in some places, which seriously infringes on patients' rights. There is a long way to go to improve the level of patient safety management in medical institutions, which requires the medical service field not only to continue to strengthen the professional ethics education of medical staff, but also to improve the relevant regulations on medical record management. Relevant departments need to strengthen supervision and law enforcement to protect personal privacy and maintain social order.
At present, the staff involved in the case have been administratively detained by the public security organs in accordance with the law, and the perpetrator of leaking Zhou Haimei's rescue medical records will pay the legal price, which also once again sounded a warning bell for everyone: whether it is for the purpose of showing off or the lack of awareness of law and discipline, as long as the relevant laws and regulations are violated, they will be severely punished. It is also hoped that the whole society will take this incident as an opportunity to strengthen the protection of personal privacy information, intensify the crackdown on violations of privacy, and effectively protect everyone's privacy and security.
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