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So I was in the psychiatric ward where I got diagnosed with personality disorder. I spent there over 2 months. The thing is I didn't allow any of my family members to access medical information about me. But my family kept asking and asking my doctor about my health, and they finally told them that I was going to be referred to the special clinic where they treat personality disorders. I didn't bother much about it then, although something seemed off to me that they told my family about it. It's almost like saying the diagnosis without permission.

After a one year after this event I told about it my friend. And they said to me that I could sue them for it. I guess it's too late now, however, after realising that the doctor from the hospital breach their confidentiality gives me a lingering feeling of betrayal.
 
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If youre 18+ and in a country with solid laws, I dont think it would be too late to sue.. Doctors in Psychiatry can do way too much harm without them ever be held accountable. I would encourage you to try and seek justice/bring this to court if the case is solid and talk to a lawyer (if you're mentally/cognitively able, have a solid case and are okay with destroying any professional relationship with that specific doctor/clinic and have the money to spare).

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may also be able to just press criminal charges via the police..
Here in Germany for example, most doctors are bound by the criminal code laws to adhere to said confidentiality afaik.
 
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