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protect the privacy of medical records.

Created by J.P. on January 16, 2013

Whereas the doctor-patient confidentiality tradition has been a bedrock principle of the American legal and medical systems;

Whereas the doctor-patient confidentiality tradition is imperative to ensure the best outcome for patients;

Whereas patients are entitled to a high degree of privacy with respect to their medical conditions;

Be it resolved that the executive branch is petitioned to ensure that contents of medical records only be disclosed to government authorities without a patient's consent in three cases: in cases where a patient has expressed a clear intent to harm others; in cases where a patient has a reportable infectious disease; or in cases where a judge has signed a search warrant.

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