Briefings on HIPAA June 2009
Briefings on HIPAA, June 1, 2009
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In this issue of BOH, you’ll learn how an effective risk assessment can be a money-saver (and problem-saver) down the road. You’ll also learn how to develop a strategy to help prepare for the uncertain privacy and security challenges of technological advances in the healthcare industry. Also, you’ll hear how one group believes the Privacy Rule impedes healthcare research.
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