right of privacy

privacy

[prī′vəsē]

a culturally specific concept defining the degree of one's personal responsibility to others in regulating behavior that is regarded as intrusive. Some privacy-regulating mechanisms are physical barriers (closed doors or drawn curtains, such as around a hospital bed) and interpersonal types (lowered voices or cessation of smoking).

privacy,

n a culturally specific concept defining the degree of one's personal responsibility to others in regulating behavior that is regarded as intrusive.

privacy

NIHspeak Control over the extent, timing, and circumstances of sharing oneself–physically, behaviorally, or intellectually with others

Patient discussion about privacy.

Q. I am upset by the lack of privacy at dialysis centers. Does anyone see their nephrologist in private office? My nephrologist comes to see me and examine me while I am receiving dialysis. I understand his talking to me but the exam is objectionable and I am unable to ask personal questions because everyone is listening. I am told they are all old and don't hear us but that is patronizing and extremely rude. Are there rules against this? Why can't we have office visits where there is some privacy?

A. I live in Sault Ste Marie Ontario Canada and if you need to ask personal questions you can make an appointment to see your doctor in the clinic.
But when I was in Calgary Alberta they would make you a appointment every 3 months to see the doctor.

Mentioned in	?		References in periodicals archive	?		Medical browser	?		Full browser	?
Big Brother Exemption Big Sister Exemption Calling Dr. X confidence limits continuous tub bath De-Identification Declaration of Oslo Disclosure due diligence federal medical privacy rules health information trustee health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act HIPAA HIV Exceptionalism invasion of privacy medical privacy notice of privacy practices patient confidentiality pretty good privacy	Significantly, that court recognized the invasion of the right of privacy as a distinct cause of action, citing the Florida Supreme Court's landmark holding in an "appropriation" case. Financial affidavits in domestic relations cases: sunshine trumps ... by Kreeger, Judith L. / Florida Bar Journal 37) But assuming arguendo that Griswold did stand for a right to contraceptive devices, the Court recognized that in Griswold "the right of privacy in question inhered in the marital relationship. Between two spheres: comparing state and federal approaches to the ... by Hickey, Adam / Yale Law Journal [T]here was no Supreme Court case law addressing either the issue of whether there is a constitutionally protected right of privacy in one's sexual orientation, or the issue of whether a mere threat to disclose constitutionally protected private information can constitute a constitutional tort. Sexual orientation protected from forced disclosure, Third Circuit ... by Reichert, Jennifer L. / Trial	right abomasal displacement right aortic arch right atrial catheter right atrioventricular orifice right atrioventricular valve right brachiocephalic vein right brain right bundle branch block right colic flexure right colic vein right colon displacement right common carotid artery right coronary artery right coronary vein right gastric vein right gastro-omental vein right heart right heart catheterization right hepatic duct right inferior pulmonary vein right interventricular artery right lobe of liver right lower quadrant right lymphatic duct right of action right of privacy right ovarian vein right ovarian vein syndrome right part of liver right pulmonary artery right subclavian artery right suprarenal vein right testicular vein right thoracic duct Right to Refuse Treatment Right to Treatment right umbilical vein right upper quadrant right ventricle right ventricular dysplasia right ventricular failure right ventricular hypertrophy right ventricular opening right ventricular thrust right-brained right-eyed right-footed right-hand rule right-handed right-handedness Right-heart cardiac catherization	right of future enjoyment right of future possession Right of habitation Right of initiative Right of initiative Right of initiative Right of Landing Fee Right of Last Refusal right of literary property Right of nations to self-determination Right of nations to self-determination Right of nations to self-determination Right of nullification Right of Occupancy right of offset Right of Operational Management Right of ownership Right of ownership Right of ownership Right of ownership Right of passage Right of passage Right of passage Right of passage Right of passage Right of Permanent Residence Fee Right of possession right of primogeniture right of primogeniture right of primogeniture right of privacy right of prospect right of put and call Right of quiet enjoyment Right of quiet enjoyment Right of quiet enjoyment Right of quiet enjoyment right of re-entry right of recovery Right of redemption Right of Reentry Right of relief right of representation Right of rescission Right of rescission Right of rescission Right of rescission Right of rescission right of retention Right of return Right of Return Congress Right of Review Right of Review Right of Review Right of Review right of search right of search Right of self-determination Right of self-determination Right of self-determination Right of self-determination

Mentioned in

References in periodicals archive

Medical browser

Full browser

Big Brother Exemption
Big Sister Exemption
Calling Dr. X
confidence limits
continuous tub bath
De-Identification
Declaration of Oslo
Disclosure
due diligence
federal medical privacy rules
health information trustee
health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
HIPAA
HIV Exceptionalism
invasion of privacy
medical privacy
notice of privacy practices
patient confidentiality
pretty good privacy

Significantly, that court recognized the invasion of the right of privacy as a distinct cause of action, citing the Florida Supreme Court's landmark holding in an "appropriation" case.

Financial affidavits in domestic relations cases: sunshine trumps ... by Kreeger, Judith L. / Florida Bar Journal

37) But assuming arguendo that Griswold did stand for a right to contraceptive devices, the Court recognized that in Griswold "the right of privacy in question inhered in the marital relationship.

Between two spheres: comparing state and federal approaches to the ... by Hickey, Adam / Yale Law Journal

[T]here was no Supreme Court case law addressing either the issue of whether there is a constitutionally protected right of privacy in one's sexual orientation, or the issue of whether a mere threat to disclose constitutionally protected private information can constitute a constitutional tort.

Sexual orientation protected from forced disclosure, Third Circuit ... by Reichert, Jennifer L. / Trial

right abomasal displacement

right aortic arch

right atrial catheter

right atrioventricular orifice

right atrioventricular valve

right brachiocephalic vein

right brain

right bundle branch block

right colic flexure

right colic vein

right colon displacement