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Medical personnel should use a private area to discuss patient information. The hospital room is still used as the #1 place for discussions between patient/family and doctors, but privacy cannot be assured or protected there. Medical personnel should avoid discussing patient information in the hallways, at the nursing desk where visitors might overhear, or in public areas like elevators or the cafeteria.
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