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HIPAA Violation Cases

The HIPAA Journal

OCR stepped up enforcement of compliance with the HIPAA Rules in 2016, more than doubling the number of financial penalties imposed. The following three years saw similar numbers of financial penalties; however, there was another major increase in HIPAA fines in 2020 when 19 HIPAA violation cases were settled with OCR.

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HIPAA Compliant API: A Complete Guide

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Key Takeaways Healthcare developers must follow the three key HIPAA rules during API development: HIPAA security rule, privacy rule, and the breach notification rule. For example, providers may need API for automated appointment scheduling and bill payments to save their time and money. Key Rules for Developing a HIPAA API 1.

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The Complete Know How on EMR API Integration

Arkenea

This seamless flow of information allows providers to speed up treatment. Here’s what falls under HIPAA: HIPAA Privacy Rule: The HIPAA Privacy Rule establishes guidelines for safeguarding any personally identifiable health information that Covered Entities (CE) or Business Associates (BA) handle.

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Behavioral Healthcare Data Security: A Comprehensive Checklist for Protecting Patient Information

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Regular reviews of access permissions, particularly after staffing changes, help ensure security policies remain up to date. Practices should define role-based access levels, granting providers full clinical access while limiting administrative staff to only scheduling and billing permissions.

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New HIPAA Regulations in 2022-2023

The HIPAA Journal

The SUD records can then be shared by a covered entity or business associate for all TPO reasons, as is the case with HIPAA. After considering the comments and feedback, the HHS then releases a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) which is followed by a comment period. This is normally through a Request for Information (RFI).

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