HIPAA protects someone else from disclosing your medical records without your knowledge or consent. Doesn’t apply.
You won’t be forced to do anything. Just like masks on airplanes. No mask. No problem. No fly.
Next.
Biden White House Plans 'Vaccine Passports'
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HIPAA protects someone else from disclosing your medical records without your knowledge or consent. Doesn’t apply.
You won’t be forced to do anything. Just like masks on airplanes. No mask. No problem. No fly.
Next.
Ahh so you are one of those douchebag crybullies who start shit then cry when it gets thrown back in your face. You lied about me, so why can I not respond in kind? And there is no evidence you don't have gonorrhea...
you are an idiot.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
What I find amusing is watching you complain about binary thinking, but then continuously display it by calling out people who 'refuse to do the right thing'......
see his response to me, he was upset i treated him how he came at me. lol
I guess he thinks that everyone who got covid practices bad hygiene.
You are astonishingly incompetent; it's almost surreal.
Whatever the cause/s, I hope you get the help you need.
You do not write or present yourself as an adult man.
Are you actually an angry 15 year old?
You write and present yourself as a dirtbag, there is no question here.
You shouldn't start some if you don't want none. Why would you say nasty shit to me then cry like a little bitch when I hand it back?
You write and present yourself as a dirtbag, there is no question here.
You shouldn't start some if you don't want none. Why would you say nasty shit to me then cry like a little bitch when I hand it back?
I leave you to wallow in your teenage angst.
Smart move, throwing shade then having a tantrum when it's thrown back has you looking like a clown. take your meltdown and bugger off!
LOL, yep, they are complete morons. And the party of personal responsibility now doesn't want to be responsible for the consequences of any of their actions, claiming they can do whatever the fuck they want because the Constitution says so. The fact is that you will not be forced to take a vaccination, or to reveal your vaccination information. As long as you are prepared to accept the consequences. Which are almost certainly going to limit what you can do. Tough shit. Get the fucking shot, idiots.
And they will all be tossed. You cannot force a private business to serve you. Period, end of story.
You have a lot of fantasies about your invincibility, eh?
Your teenage angst has reached a dead end for me, and it serves me no further useful purpose to indulge your middle school mean girl act.
I should let an angry teenage girl have the last word, so carry on chica.
You keep saying shit like this and this:
yet you are still barking at me.
Except it won't only be enforced on flights.
Exactly
Just as you don’t know HIPPA from shit, You don’t know that from shinola.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
not necessarily. it depends upon circumstances of why those business' require a vaccine and how they expect people to prove they've been vaccinated.
He's right of course. It will be enforced at sporting venues, restaurants, movie theaters, gyms and amusement parks. And it STILL doesn't have anything to do with HIPAA.
Geeko Sportivo
Verified User
I have a wallet card that shows both of my vaccinations by date and type of vaccination.
YOU DIDN'T GET ONE?
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
LSU Dental School backtracks, won't require COVID vaccines amid concerns over religious liberties
LSU's School of Dentistry backtracked on mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for students, faculty and staff who interact with patients after some argued the requirement violated federal law and compromised religious liberties.
Dentistry Dean Robert Laughlin wrote in an email last week that those "involved in direct patient care will be required to show proof of having received full vaccination for COVID-19," effective Monday, March 22.
But after an outcry among students, Laughlin amended the policy to allow those who forgo a vaccination to instead undergo mandatory, weekly coronavirus testing, with the added requirement that they wear an N-95 mask while in clinic.
"It is not my intention to force any individual to receive a vaccine they wish not to receive," Laughlin wrote in a follow-up email. "The School of Dentistry will comply with all [Americans with Disabilities Act] and religious objections according to the law."
The sudden change in policy comes as health care providers across the country weigh tactics to convince both the public — and their own workforce — of the importance of getting the life-saving jab.
So far, at Louisiana's hospitals, that hasn't included mandates, though vaccine uptake remains a challenge. At Ochsner Health System, which has about 32,000 employees statewide, vaccine acceptance is at 56.3%, according to a hospital representative.
The about face at LSU's School of Dentistry came shortly after the Liberty Counsel, an evangelical Christian nonprofit based in Florida, sent a letter to Laughlin calling the mandate a "violation of fundamental individual, economic and religious liberties." It noted that "some people hold sincere religious beliefs against taking vaccines in general" or taking vaccines derived from stem cell lines obtained during abortions.
More than a dozen state lawmakers also sent a letter to Laughlin criticizing the mandate, and in response to their concerns, Laughlin sent along the revised policy and said that he spoke at length with Attorney General Jeff Landry over the issue.
“We thought it was a complete overreach of a state university to mandate a vaccine,” said Rep. Kathy Edmonston, R-Gonzales, in an interview, who added that some students she spoke with viewed the testing mandate as cumbersome as well.
The Liberty Counsel also pointed out that under federal law, individuals must be given the "option to accept or refuse" products approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration through Emergency Use Authorization — like the three available coronavirus vaccines. That point was reiterated in August by Dr. Amanda Cohn, who sits on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.
"I just wanted to add that, just wanted to remind everybody, that under an Emergency Use Authorization, an EUA, vaccines are not allowed to be mandatory. So, early in this vaccination phase, individuals will have to be consented and they won't be able to be mandated,” Cohn said.
Dr. Susan Hassig, an associate professor of epidemiology at Tulane University, said that vaccines authorized for emergency use typically aren’t mandated until they receive full approval given how many questions remain about their long-term effects.
“You generally would not mandate something that is not fully vetted and approved in the most complete sense by the FDA,” Hassig said. “We don’t know how long it's going to protect us for, or when we might need a booster shot.”
https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_r...cle_759d3766-8d7a-11eb-80b9-27a368dd9d54.html