Pay-Per-View: Be aware of minors’ privacy rights regarding HIPAA
Compliance Monitor, January 16, 2008
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When divulging protected health information (PHI) to patients' family members, it is well known that many state laws intersect with HIPAA requirements. Many covered entities (CE) struggle to understand the various, and occasionally conflicting, regulations that apply to situations involving young patients and their parents or guardians.
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