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I know exactly what you mean, I’m a civvy who has no need to have access to a facility that lets me look up addresses etc but I do. I don’t use it, that’s not my job and I’m fully aware of the consequences if I did without reason, but it’s there. We even had a training course to learn how to use it ffs! Why?! Oh, sorry, I forgot – so that someone somewhere can tick a box :lol:
I need to keep myself up to speed with what’s happening, that’s all I need to use our system for.
@rubyred wrote:
@waspish wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
Slayer, I love reading medical reports, I spend hours on them at work. :lol:
The shock is not what the ailments/injuries/illness’s are, but the extortionate cost, its ridiculous!
But its never out of the want to spread rumour, just sheer nosyness cos I am a nosy bugger! :lol:
to err is to be human pet. i think willy shakespeare said that, in short if u chicken up or are nosy its normal. im normal too, sometimes :lol:
We are All nosey,erm “pet” but we assume that Data Protection protects us.. In our own line of employment we take account into the seriousness of being tempted to give out info. I have signed Data Protection as a mere call centre worker !
the onus being on,, can we keep a secret ? Of course we can “pet” .. id not like to see your medical records as im sure mine would bore YOU too !
privacy is privacy !
i entireley agree, i would never read anyones medical notes unless they were a patient of mine, i was a nurse [psychiatric] for many years. and not once did i sit drinking coffee discussing peoples personal records, others that i worked with did, i was considered up my arse because i wouldnt join in the mickey taking of the poor beggars who had mental health problems, some nurses found it to be a rite good laugh. i found them disgusting people and still do. and btw i call everyone pet, its a yorkshire thing not a derrogatory or patronising term. sorry if i dented your feelings pet…
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