I would say no, because there are places on the Internet, etc. where you
may be able to connect the SSN to a person's identity.
Vicki Hohner
FOX Systems, Inc.
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I'm thinking I will if I get a lot of info from the listservs. I'm also
looking them up on my own, but it's quicker if you can get it from
people who already know where the treasure is buried.
Is this something that WEDI/SNIP would be interested in putting on the
website?
V
Thank you!
Vicki Hohner
FOX Systems, Inc.
360-970-6856
360-352-4584
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Systems, Inc. It is intended only for the person or entity to which it
is addressed. Anyone else is prohibited from disclosing, copying, or
disseminating the c
these will continue to be allowable under HIPAA. If they
are not allowed, then you will need to have individual authorization to
continue to share. A confidentiality agreement does not negate the need
to get this authorization.
Vicki Hohner
FOX Systems, Inc.
360-970-6856
360-352-4584
Information
I was just in this situation when a family member was a patient and the
hospital had him write down the names of everyone who he would want to
know about him and his condition. Now I called a couple of times and I
don't know if they actually used it....!
Vicki Hohner
FOX Systems, Inc.
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A good HIPAA training framework for privacy and security is available on
the AHIMA website at www.ahima.org---look under the practice briefs. I'm
not aware of any available checklists that outline the training content
in detail.
There is no requirement for training on transactions.
HIPAA than under 42
CFR.
My understanding is that the feds (SAMHSA/CSAT) are working on a
comparison matrix between the two--no idea when that may be available.
Vicki Hohner
FOX Systems, Inc.
360-970-6856
360-352-4584
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