Lise your critical thinking skills to answer the questions that follow each case study. LO 8,1 33. LeAnn works as a surgical assistant in an outpatient surgery center. Near the end of each week, the surgery schedule for the next week is entered in the office computer, then one copy is printed and made available to all those employees affected by posting it in the employee break room. Employees may not take copies of the surgery schedule home, because it contains patients' names, addresses, tele- phone numbers, types of surgery to be performed, insurance information, and patient ID numbers. LeAnn takes a photo of the schedule with her smartphone. A nurse who works with LeAnn has cau- tioned her about the practice, but LeAnn sees no problem with it, and says it saves her time that others spend handwriting notes. Are there legal and/or ethical problems with this practice, either from the standpoint of the way the schedule is posted, or from the standpoint of LeAnn's practice of taking a photo with her smartphone? LO 8.4 34. Patients with Alzheimer's disease sat, twice every week, unsupervised inside a small room of a memory care facility watching the movie Forrest Gump. Each time the patients sat in front of the television watch- ing the movie, the facility submitted insurance claims for providing "group therapy." Is this practice legal and appropriate, or is it an example of health care fraud? Chapter & | Privacy, Security, and Fraud 203