Briefings on HIPAA, February 2009
Briefings on HIPAA, February 1, 2009
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Inside:
PHRs: New consumer-driven trend can lead to better care, but also privacy challenges
Deceased patients’ PHI, secure text messaging, and more
Physician offices: Tackle a different set of privacy training challenges; ensure compliance with HIPAA guideline
Address data encryption in 2009
Homegrown training video garners rave reviews
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