Health Information Compliance Insider®, October 2009
Health Information Compliance Insider, October 1, 2009
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In this issue of HICI, you’ll learn of the challenges stakeholders face in adopting EHRs and why experts believe we are still years away from widespread adoption. You’ll also learn what it means to you now that OCR is assuming oversight of both the Privacy and Security Rules. Finally, you’ll learn the differences between personal health records PHRs and electronic health records and how to protect yourself when PHRs are part of the legal record.
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