Medical privacy
David Hansen
davidh at spidacom.co.uk
Mon, 3 Sep 2001 09:55:14 +0100
On 1 Sep 2001 at 22:28, Ross Anderson wrote:
> another young mum a couple of days ago who wasn't allowed to leave, as
> the official designated for signing off on all this authoritarian guff
> was absent.)
How could the hospital stop her from leaving? Perhaps a Jack Straw psychologist declaring her
to be a danger to her baby.
I wonder what would have happened had you taken the baby away by something other than a
car? Perhaps the hospital would have objected?
It's interesting to see that the medical lot remain as arrogant as ever, despite telling us otherwise.
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