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Resources for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)Resources > HIPAA > ArticlesSub-Categories: Listings 341 - 350 of 755:
HIPAA, bane or blessing and why?
Blessing: HIPAA is the primary federal regulatory act that protects individuals from having their medical information becoming public. Without it, com...
Homeless, With a New Loss: Identity
There is always plenty to worry about when you are homeless. The most pressing concerns have to do with health and finances, of course. But occasional...
Hospital Finds Recycling Cure
You think you've got waste management issues? As the director of environmental services at the 294-bed Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island, Dennis Owens...
Hospital Patients Have Identities Stolen
TODAY'S TMJ4 has learned several patients at Columbia St. Mary's Hospital in Mequon had their identities stolen. A search warrant claims that a man wo...
Hospital Security Programs Ailing, Study Says
Security consultant's warning: Hospitals can be dangerous to your personal information. From 2006-2007, more than 1.5 million patients' personal infor...
Hospital Volunteers Can Present Special Patient Privacy Risks, Require Careful Selection and Training
They come in all warm-hearted, eager and smiling, those volunteers who may deliver flowers to patients, help issue visitor passes to anxious loved one...
Hospital wants to be hip to HIPAA
The right to privacy might be a point of contention for constitutional scholars, but when it comes to the laws governing how hospitals operate, things...
Hospitals Struggle With Access Control
A study found that 64 percent of respondents said the issue is the top security concern. Despite increased awareness of access control issues, healthc...
Hospitals Struggle With How Much Patient Information to Disclose to Police
After years of wrestling with how to contain errant cops who hang out in the emergency room (ER), pressuring nurses and doctors into releasing informa...
Hospital’s electronic records system put through paces
Dr. Sheryl Bushman sat next to a projection screen showing the electronic medical record of a 29-year-old woman late Tuesday afternoon in a ballroom ... |
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