As someone that also works in hospital IT:
I'd be more than happy to secure your systems to the standards HIPAA sets, however with you bitching at me every 5 minutes that 3 username/password combos are too hard to learn and that you don't "need" a computer to work in patient care so you don't have to learn to use it, I seem to have my hands full at the moment.
Really? Where? I was at Home Depot yesterday and walked down an entire aisle of spray paint and didn't see a lock anywhere in sight. The locks were 3 aisles over next to the doors.
But why would you be in trouble? The Public library has thousands of copywrited works available for distribution and no one goes after them. Making something available is no different.
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As someone that also works in hospital IT: I'd be more than happy to secure your systems to the standards HIPAA sets, however with you bitching at me every 5 minutes that 3 username/password combos are too hard to learn and that you don't "need" a computer to work in patient care so you don't have to learn to use it, I seem to have my hands full at the moment.
Really? Where? I was at Home Depot yesterday and walked down an entire aisle of spray paint and didn't see a lock anywhere in sight. The locks were 3 aisles over next to the doors.
Someone got my point at least. If simply "making available" is illegal then you have to shutdown the library.
But why would you be in trouble? The Public library has thousands of copywrited works available for distribution and no one goes after them. Making something available is no different.