Intentional food contamination a cause for concern

Article Abstract:

There were two articles in the Journal of the American Medical Association for Aug 6, 1997, about bioterrorism. The Dalles, OR, incident in 1984 was attributed to followers of the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and the other incident occurred in a Texas medical center in 1996. There should be concern about national security and public health although these incidents took place on a small scale.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Product Safety-Foods & Additives, Cases, Food additives, Food contamination, Food safety

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Keeping track of medical records is a large challenge

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Physician responsibilities to develop and maintain patient records are part of the Hippocratic Oath, federal laws and state regulations. Medical records maintenance and retention are also part of the provisions of managed care contracts. The confidentiality of a patient's information are the most important asset of any medical records contract.

Medical Records Services, All Other Business Support Services, Medical records, Access control

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