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The Washington Post (among many other outlets) is reporting on the story of "a ton" doctors and nurses taking a photo of a patient’s genitals, and the foreign object lodged there. The patient was unconscious at the time.
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After conducting a thorough review of Australian legislation, guidelines, and literature on the topic of clinical photography and patient privacy we found practical advice wanting. As such we have developed the Ten Commandments of Mobile Phone Clinical Photography - Australian Editing.
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Doctors can now comply with privacy regulations when taking patient photos. PicSafe launches and allows you to securely capture and send patient pics, flicks and audio clips.
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Chronic problem. Get it? Photos of patients along with other medical records were leaked.
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Photos of her naked torso popped up on Google! Another head slapper!
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It is hard to believe that it has been ten years ago today since the first iPhone launched. When compared to the Motorola RAZR and the candy-bar Nokia's, it was so advanced. Now it just looks so short and stumpy!
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MediCam PicSafe has changed its name! Read about why, and what we have been up to over the last few months. A MediCam PicSafe Update!
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See behind the scenes footage of PicSafe in development. The obstacles, the issues, the triumphs!
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In August 2016, the New Zealand Medical Association published a guide to help doctors abide by the Privacy Act when taking smartphone photos of patients.
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The Australian Medical Association published a guide to help doctors abide by the Privacy Act when taking smartphone photos of patients.
Australian Edition.
Summary, video and link to download the guidelines.
Summary and link to download the guidelines.