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Under what circumstances are you free to repeat to others protected health information that you hear or see on the job- "when your job requires it."
What is protected health information?
The HIPAA Privacy Rule establishes federal safeguards to personal health information kept by covered companies and grants patients a number of rights in relation to such information.
On the other hand time, this Privacy Rule strikes a balance by allowing the sharing of individual health information required for patient treatment and other critical objectives.
Some key features regarding protected health information are-
- If you are developing a health-related application, you may be considering whether the information collected would be considered PHI or otherwise.
- One critical consideration for application developers with PHI is that there may be many edge scenarios in which users contribute PHI to your program through normal use, even if your program was not built or intended to contain PHI.
- If any application gathers PHI, whether intentionally or unintentionally, it must be HIPAA compliant.
- Throughout a HIPAA audit or breach, just asserting that the program was not meant to gather or keep PHI is not a valid response.
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