I asked this question yesterday, but in a less provacative, although accurate nonethless, manner. Trying again.
A Wellstar nurse was suspicous of her former boyfriend, so she looked at the private medical history of his new girlfriend. The new girlfriend had a baby, whose records she also looked at. There are reasons to think the nurse printed the records.
Wellstar's privacy officer notified in writing the new girlfriend/mother of the privacy breach.
Are these facts sufficient for the baiss of a recovery for negligence against Wellstar?