Former nursing home CEO ordered to take courses following privacy breach

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Letter’s contents ‘reasonably foreseeable’ to identify resident, family given media coverage: discipline committee

Published Mar 12, 2026 • Last updated 38 minutes ago • 3 minute read

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Former Loch Lomond Villa CEO Cindy Donovan has been ordered to undergo remedial education on privacy and confidentiality. The order was made by the provincial nursing regulator’s discipline committee after it found Donovan had breached the privacy of a resident who had been evicted from the home back in 2021. BRUNSWICK NEWS ARCHIVES

A former Saint John nursing home CEO who sent out a letter to families about a resident’s eviction has been ordered to take remedial education courses on privacy and confidentiality.

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