Briefings on HIPAA, December 2009
Briefings on HIPAA, December 1, 2009
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In this issue of BOH, you’ll learn the right steps to take when finding and contracting with a cloud computing vendor. You’ll also find the second in our series of questions and answers leading up to the February 18, 2010 deadline for covered entities to amend their business associate contracts, and how to conduct a quality breach notification response team along with guidance on the new HHS breach notification reporting forms. We also provide a sample Red Flags Rule letter to patients in the case of an identity theft
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