Ask the expert: Where can I find a resource that explains when a provider may share a patient's health information with others who are involved in the patient's care?
HIM Connection, September 30, 2008
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A: The Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights published two guides (one for healthcare providers and one for patients) that discuss when it is appropriate for providers to release protected health information under HIPAA. The guides, published September 16, address common questions about HIPAA in a Q&A format. To view the patient guide, click here. To view the provider guide, click here.
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