Dan Zakreski reports:
A Saskatoon judge is defending how the province’s privacy commissioner handled a case that began when six doctors inappropriately accessed electronic health records of Humboldt Broncos players involved in a fatal bus crash last April.
Sixteen people were killed and 13 were injured in the crash between the junior hockey team’s bus and a semi trailer at a rural Saskatchewan intersection.
The province’s health agency began monitoring the electronic profiles of the patients — which include lab results, medication information and chronic diseases — three days after the crash.
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