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The guy handled it very well. The corporate would have hung him dry if had made the slightest mistake here..
For the people video recording/violating HIPAA (who can't even properly spell racist):
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Dude recording is being boss-level ignorant!!
Dude recording is being boss-level ignorant!!
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He took a video and put it online for the world to see. The guy would have easily lost the job had he said a single thing wrong.. Corporate would have made him a scapegoat to protect their reputation.
This act was far more malicious than just yelling or cussing.
He didn't say anything wrong so there's nothing to worry about.
Patients can’t violate HIPAA, though. They’re not covered entities.
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But were they trying to fill oxycodone or hydrocodone? That’s the real question.
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oh retail pharmacy...
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sudafed
This is exactly right. Corps don’t care about you. Fair or not fair...they will can your ass.
Corporations have different policies. I know walmart only accepted Driver's license(or state id) and passports. Not sure if they changed it to allow matricula.
It's not clear what they were trying to get from the pharmacy. If it was pseudoephedrine, then there are specific forms of ID that are acceptable per the DEA, and a matricula is not one of them: https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/meth/alternate_ID2.pdf
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Looked like the patient handed a cII rx script, which the pharmacist returned.
couple of side notes. Most Asians, especially immigrants are not racist. Clearly pharmacist was attempting to follow what he thought was the policy.
having a script filled is not a right, if the patient isn’t satisfied, he can go to another pharmacy and file a corporate complaint. At the very list, he can get a gift card for his trouble.
and for god’s sake, wtf is a matricula.
a pt should have no right to record a pharmacist without the pharmacist permission
couple of side notes. Most Asians, especially immigrants are not racist. Clearly pharmacist was attempting to follow what he thought was the policy.
having a script filled is not a right, if the patient isn’t satisfied, he can go to another pharmacy and file a corporate complaint. At the very list, he can get a gift card for his trouble.
and for god’s sake, wtf is a matricula.
a pt should have no right to record a pharmacist without the pharmacist permission
I miss the days when if you weren’t happy with the service you go somewhere else. Now spoiled little brats feel like they have to post videos about it online. Good grief, just grow up.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Go find any Asian person dating a black dude and ask how the family reacted. Bonus if said individual is Korean.
Also: time travel to 1992 South Central LA and chat with any Asian store owner.
See also: Latasha Harlins case
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See the word "most", which i wrote.
Maybe less likely to be racists towards fellow immigrants of other ethnicities?
Pharmacist isn't a racist but he is annoying. I would have just accepted the Matricula as ID and logged it into the pseudo log. Damn, there have been times where I didn't even bother checking ID when selling pseudo or didn't even log it.
In my 7 years being a pharmacist, and 13 years working in the pharmacy field, I have never seen a pharmacist get in trouble over this or a pharmacy get audited or inspected for this. I've had DEA agents come into a pharmacy I worked at after we got burglarized and never did they ask to see the PSE logs.
In my 7 years being a pharmacist, and 13 years working in the pharmacy field, I have never seen a pharmacist get in trouble over this or a pharmacy get audited or inspected for this. I've had DEA agents come into a pharmacy I worked at after we got burglarized and never did they ask to see the PSE logs.
I agree with your entire post, other than this part.
This pharmacist was definitely not racist however; just following policy. He did well.
If anyone ever did this to me and somehow got me fired because of it, I would devote my existence to destroying their life in every way possible.
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A Matricula isn't considered a valid ID in the state of Texas.
How is video recording in an open pharmacy area not a HIPAA violation? Someone is using an instrument to potentially enhance images and record other patients' healthcare information
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If he was buying Sudafed, they track how much a person buys using the license or passport. Idk what that matricula thing is.
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LMAO you are delusional. I've never heard the term "white people" until I heard all the Asians say it in college. I was going to mention how Asian parents feel about black people or rap music too but it was already mentioned above.
This sounds all too familiar scenario in retail pharmacy. Some lie and manipulate to get what they want.
Looks like another example of "but the other pharmacy did it last time!"
If you actually watched the video you would see the illiterate trash presenting a Willy Wonka golden ticket and this is not a PSE transaction. Walgreens may require valid photo ID but furnishing governtment-issued photo ID to validate identity is not required by California statute (this incident took place in California).
Since California is a two-party consent state I would have simply said I do not consent to being recorded and possibly get the security guard/AP over to escort them out.
If you actually watched the video you would see the illiterate trash presenting a Willy Wonka golden ticket and this is not a PSE transaction. Walgreens may require valid photo ID but furnishing governtment-issued photo ID to validate identity is not required by California statute (this incident took place in California).
Since California is a two-party consent state I would have simply said I do not consent to being recorded and possibly get the security guard/AP over to escort them out.
calm down bro. I said “most”, not all. I am not Asian... just my observation.... my classmates, who were mostly immigrants, were not racist.
Board rules only talk about "suitable identification". A matricula is a valid government issued ID card, is it not?
The pharmacist should have called the cops
I think the pharmacist made a reference to Walgreens’ policy rather than state law
Would this actually work? It is private property, so I think it might.
Corporate has a duty to protect patient information. That includes asking people not to record in the pharmacy and throwing them out of the store if they do not comply.
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I personally don’t even think “most” applies to your statement. No offense, and I’m not trying to paint an entire group of people as racist, but there are definitely racial biases in Southeast Asian immigrants arriving after 1965 that is well studied and well documented.
It’s a complex topic though, not gonna dive deep here. The racial biases extend against Caucasians as well.
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You can't be racist if you don't have social power
They're not. We're just disagreeing with a comment in this thread. Practically every group is racist to some extent.
This always feels like a silly gotcha when people are usually saying "racist" to mean "bigoted" and not "creating a system of institutionalized racial suppression."
It's not a HIPAA violation for the person recording. They have every right to record patient information that's visible to them. The covered entity is the one responsible for making sure it doesn't happen.
I have to agree. When I worked down in South Texas (San Antonio and south there of ) la matricula was used all of the time. It worked for narcotic pick up just like a drivers license. As for pseudofed sales, which I believe to be added into a database at the point of sale, I don't know how the matricula would work. But then again I don't remember a whole lot of customers from Mexico coming in to buy Sudafed.
i don’t know about that. Store I worked at, the store manager said anything recorded inside of the store requires written consent. I’d hope recording a pharmacist requires his or her consent too...
If the state of Texas doesnt consider it to be a valid ID, I wouldn't interpret it to be suitable identification by that same state's board. I may just call the board and ask their position on it sometime next week to be sure. I've never personally handled a matricula.
My position is a pharmacy is private property and a business has a right to instruct someone to stop filming on their property. The patient filming cant be hit with a HIPAA violation, but I can see how a pharmacy allowing someone to record can make them liable for allowing other patient info to be recorded and displayed to the public. No one has a right to record on private property if said business doesnt consent to it/tells them to stop.
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