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other hand, if failure to disclose such information results in injury to a third party, it is more likely that a lawsuit would be brought against the hospital and the knowledgeable health care providers. Under the specific facts of the scenario above, disclosure to the hospital personnel department appears sufficient. There is no obligation to report the occurrence to the police. Unnecessary disclosure of such information could result in violation of federal laws that protect the confidentiality of patients seeking medical care for drug abuse.