Remind your workforce members to 'zip their lips' when it comes to patient privacy
Strategies for Health Care Compliance, August 1, 2013
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In a time when so much attention is focused on issues such as cyber security and the dangers posed from evolving technology, it's easy to forget the HIPAA basics, such as the need for workforce members not to gossip or chitchat about patients with other staff members or people in the community.
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