Hospital Patient Receives Memory Stick Containing Patient Health Data Lääne-Tallinna Keskhaigla, Estonia – March 30, 2026 – A patient undergoing a routine X-ray examination at the Lääne-Tallinna Keskhaigla (LTKH) hospital was inadvertently provided with a memory stick containing personal and health data belonging to other patients. The incident, reported to ER news desk, occurred on March 30th. Following the X-ray procedure, the patient was given the memory stick. Upon returning home, the individual discovered the device also contained medical records, including details of procedures and, in some instances, X-ray images dating back as far as 2019. The exact number of patients whose data was included remains under investigation. Hospital officials at LTKH stated they were unaware of how this situation occurred and are currently examining their internal protocols. The incident has prompted concerns regarding the effectiveness of data protection measures and the adequacy of internal controls within the hospital setting. The patient’s X-ray was the initial focus of the examination. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the data breach and assessing potential risks associated with the unsecured health data. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses. Topics: #health #data #memory Post navigation The notary explains who and how the deceased’s digital assets are inherited The roots-born are accused of blackmailing their wife into having more than a hundred men.