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... is reflected in the HITECH Act's Breach Notification Rule -- the HHS, charged with upholding and implementing HIPAA and HITECH has admitted as much. The security afforded by encryption is infinitely better than whatever...
...passed or strengthened laws, although they are specific to industries (such as the HITECH Act that strengthens HIPAA). The results from the legislative efforts are making one thing abundantly clear: data breach notificat...
...t confidentiality law is simply not suited to deal with online privacy issues. Hartzog, however, argues that a HIPAA-like “chain-link confidentiality” regime would be more effective in protecting users’ privacy than curr...
..., if he was offering his services at multiple institutions, he could have triggered a PHI data breach at other HIPAA-covered institutions as well. But, I'm wondering which federal rule he violated. Related Articles and S...
... directly tied to the Breach Notification Rule. A covered entity might not be required to use encryption under HIPAA and HITECH, but seeing how PHI protected with encryption is given safe harbor from the Breach Notificat...
..., if he was offering his services at multiple institutions, he could have triggered a PHI data breach at other HIPAA-covered institutions as well. But, I'm wondering which federal rule he violated. Related Articles and S...
... be true myself, the HITECH Breach Notification Rule doesn't cover data breaches that involve employee data at HIPAA covered-entities. That is, if a hospital's computer is stolen and it contains patients' sensitive data,...
...is ongoing reporting series, Making Sen$e of financial news. Is sending secure email to patients who use Gmail HIPAA compliant? The nephrologist’s guide to Twitter The difference stems from a fundamental difference in th...
...otten and can get doctors and doctors-in-training in trouble if they violate their institutions’ guidelines or HIPAA laws, or even fail to show common sense....
...n as to allelic polymorphisms that swabbed Buccal cell data can tell a lot. Next, there are strict rules under HIPAA regarding PHI or protected health information. Google it, sparky, I’m running out of time here. Next, t...
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