HHS unveils online breach notification forms; experts say they’re ‘straightforward,’ user-friendly
Briefings on HIPAA, December 1, 2009
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HHS unveiled its online breach reporting forms in late September, one week after its interim final rule on breach notification became effective September 23. (This issue of BOH includes a sample section of the form—see the sidebar on p. 6.)
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