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In re Application of Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.


 The Superior Court of Pennsylvania held that a lower court did not abuse its discretion, or violate Pennsylvania's Confidentiality of HIV-Related Information Act, when it permitted two hospitals to disclose the identity and HIV-positive status of a physician to certain of his colleagues and to inform certain of his patients that an unnamed resident physician, who had participated in their surgical procedure or obstetrical care, was HIV-positive. The court found that the hospital's "compelling need" to alert certain colleagues and patients outweighed the physician's privacy interest. Additionally, the court found that the disclosure was strictly tailored and done in a manner least intrusive to the physician's privacy.
