PHIPA DECISION 173

The complainant requested a reconsideration of PHIPA Decision 99, which dealt with a complaint made under the Personal Health Information Protection Act (the Act) about a physician. In that complaint, the complainant alleged that the physician did not conduct a reasonable search for records responsive to her access request and that the physician improperly refused to make requested corrections to her records of personal health information. In PHIPA Decision 99, the adjudicator upheld the physician’s search for records as reasonable and upheld the physician’s refusal to make the requested corrections to the records. In this reconsideration decision, the adjudicator determines that there are no grounds for reconsideration and the complainant’s request for reconsideration is dismissed. The adjudicator also dismisses the complainant’s allegation of a reasonable apprehension of bias.