You're right. I'm letting myself get very defensive. It's hard not to be defensive when I've been accused of everything from stalking to being the subject of nepotism to doing more than just observing...
That's kind of how I interpreted it. She definitely wasn't saying that to get permission to put it on Facebook. She was just telling me it was on there. If she had not have told me it was on there, I...
You're correct. I did ask strangers on the Internet about something totally different. I never asked anyone if they thought it was okay that I was working with my dad. My feelings aren't hurt. That's...
Neither the school (I just looked in the handbook), nor the hospital (I know because I work in the hospital, and know plenty of people working with relatives) have policies that one cannot work with a...
My motive for searching her was that she took the pictures and told me she was posting them to Facebook. I later thought that I would like to have a copy of the picture, and thought that if her...
You still haven't explained what's inappropriate. Just the nepotistic angle? Or are you immaturely (or creepily) implying that it's inappropriate in another
Wow. This may only be a discussion between professionals, but it may be a bit too dramatic for me. It's not good for my psyche. :) I know that it is not MY moment. In no way am I trying to take it...
As a student, am I only supposed to be observing and minimally involved? I was told the opposite by my clinical instructor, the director of the program, etc. Perhaps I've been given erroneous...
1. Again, I have no intentions of posting to social media. 2. My #1 (and honestly only) idea about trying to legitimately contact this person: have my dad ask her about it at her 6 wk follow up. He...
Thanks, MunoRN. That's what I thought, but I wanted to double check. I have no intent to repost these pictures on social media, regardless of how I get them. I simply want a picture to print off and...
Let me just clear something up: there was no "Facebook stalking" about it. As a user of Facebook, one knows that if one has a public profile, the general public has access to it. Perhaps I'm...
So do you think that a picture of my dad and me (no baby, no pt info, literally 2 people in scrubs standing against a blank wall) that she posted to her public Facebook page is protected by HIPAA? Oh,...