Wait a second. I know I just talked about privacy, but [...] would you sharing information about a particular employee's genes be in violation of HIPAA?
It would be in violation of HIPAA if I shared your information outside of immediately relevant medical personnel. My priority would be keeping you alive.
If I were your physician, we could discuss in greater detail what your needs and wants are.
[...] AND if I got a sample of your genes, they wouldn't leave my lab. And don't even suggest I'd clone you. I don't need more than one Enoch in my life.
Oh no no no. This isn't about me. I'm trying to learn more about an Enodia employee, and I figured that so long as we're collaborating, it couldn't hurt to ask. Alas.
[...] I think as long as one was subtle, and didn't bother the family, it's [...] no different than any other expert investigating a missing persons case.
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If I were your physician, we could discuss in greater detail what your needs and wants are.
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What grand plan do you have in mind? You can't stand me, so you must need me.
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But just checking: what's your moral stance on investigating the disappearance of Ernestine's father without her consent?
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[...] I think as long as one was subtle, and didn't bother the family, it's [...] no different than any other expert investigating a missing persons case.
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