Sentence examples for breaking patient from inspiring English sources

Germany maintains some of the strictest privacy laws in the world, with doctors facing fines and possible imprisonment for breaking patient confidentiality.

They could operate without making large incisions and breaking patients' ribs.

Crucially all data is anonymised, meaning it does not require NHS staff to break patient confidentiality.

But many family doctors are refusing to hand over records, which are now kept in local surgeries, because to do so would break patient confidentiality.

I'd pressed friends for any memories, interrogated his colleagues, and even his psychiatrist, who broke patient confidentiality to tell me about the crevices of my father's depression.

The phrase "duty to warn," which refers to a psychiatrist's obligation to break patient confidentiality in case of danger to a third party, cannot apply to them literally.

Jacobus van Nierop, 51, pulled out healthy teeth, broke patients' jaws, and caused abscesses and blood poisoning in often unnecessary and painful procedures, judges were told during his trial in March.

A children's dentist accused of breaking his patients' bones while restraining them to work on their teeth agreed today to give up his license.

We elected to analyze the data further by breaking the patients into two groups based upon mean follow-up time.

In February 2012, David's appeal was upheld and it was ruled that he had not libeled Jamal Al-Durrah, and he was acquitted of breaking doctor-patient confidentiality.

CAG members, health staff and MSF implementers felt that the CAG-model helped breaking the patients' isolation, knowing they were many in the same situation.