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#26

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 3:04pm

What part of "everything has to be reported to the Secretary and the Secretary can dispense the info anyway they see fit" don't you understand?

If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

#27

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 3:11pm

Goth, I understand those words fine. I just don't see them in the bits you've quoted.

#28

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 3:11pm

You can try to parse the words any way you want, but there just isn't any confidential patient data being transmitted. For what it's worth, insurers already review provider efficiency, and it's all done without breaching patient confidentiality. So don't worry, you can tell your doc that the cream isn't clearing up that rash, and it won't be posted here on BWW.

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#29

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 3:16pm

Wait, so you are claiming the data aggregation requirement to find the most effective forms of treatment are bad?

This is extracted aggregated data that usually is based upon a geographic area to determine what procedures are working effectively (or not). This is not typically individually identifiable information, but usually is depersonalized and aggregated to look at experiences to track trends and try and find what works and what does not.

You probably already provide much of this information to your state regulators.

#30

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 3:38pm

"Wait, so you are claiming the data aggregation requirement to find the most effective forms of treatment are bad?"

I never made that claim. What I am saying is that there is no guarantee that with your private information flying all the way to Washington DC and back, there's a huge loss of freedom.

You are 100% certain that in the future, your health information will always remain confidential?

Whatever happened to healthcare is between a doctor and patient?

If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

#31

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 3:58pm

You mean the records insurance companies must access before they will approve specific treatments, medicines or procedures?

#32

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 4:04pm

"Whatever happened to healthcare is between a doctor and patient?"

You must be joking? Complete privacy between a doctor and a patient goes out the window the minute any third party enters into the mix. Whether it be an insurance company, a nurse, a secretary, a billing department, a pharmacy or the CDC.

"You are 100% certain that in the future, your health information will always remain confidential?

I'm not 100% certain it ever has been.

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#33

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 4:16pm

"Complete privacy between a doctor and a patient goes out he window the minute any third party enters into the mix."

Exactly. But the way it used to work is that you didn't have to get a third party invovled. Now that the government will control everything it will be government and whomever the government decides needs to know.

If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

#34

FCC breaks Obama's promise, allows corporate censorship online with fake Ne

Posted: 2/7/11 at 4:20pm

Exactly. But the way it used to work is that you didn't have to get a third party invovled.

Maybe in the 19th century.

#35

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Posted: 2/8/11 at 8:24am

i know it's a lot more fun to play with goth and makes everyone feel better about themselves, but as you are doing that, the government is seeking to exercise more control over the internet for it and other governments:
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#36

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Posted: 2/8/11 at 8:33am

"i know it's a lot more fun to play with goth and makes everyone feel better about themselves..."

Nothing could be further from the truth. I'd MUCH prefer discussing realistic points of disagreement.

"It does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are 20 gods or no god. It neither picks my pocket, nor breaks my leg." -- Thomas Jefferson

#37

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Posted: 2/8/11 at 8:45am

nope. i don't buy it for a second. i see the way you look at goth.

#38

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Posted: 2/8/11 at 8:56am

Here's my face when I read a goth post...

"It does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are 20 gods or no god. It neither picks my pocket, nor breaks my leg." -- Thomas Jefferson

#39

meanwhile, back at the series of tubes known as the interwebs

Posted: 2/8/11 at 8:56am

I have been well aware that there is no such thing as doctor/patient confidentiality since I was 16 and had to send topless photos of myself to my insurance company. At 16, I couldn't get healthcare uninsured. Everyone had to send those topless photos, right?

Pretty pretty please don't you ever ever feel like you're less than f**ckin' perfect!

#40

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Posted: 2/8/11 at 9:11am

i had to submit to multiple body cavity searches by insurance "inspectors"...and send them topless photos of jg2.

#41

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Posted: 2/8/11 at 9:18am

^^You were also asking for patdowns at airports long before the Democrats made them fashionable.

If anyone ever tells you that you put too much Parmesan cheese on your pasta, stop talking to them. You don't need that kind of negativity in your life.

#42

meanwhile, back at the series of tubes known as the interwebs

Posted: 2/8/11 at 9:26am

Pretty pretty please don't you ever ever feel like you're less than f**ckin' perfect!

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