If this qualifies as PHI, then I would use WINZIP to send the file to an
external email account.

It can compact the data and encrypt it with a 256-bit encryption
password.

Chase Rodgers 
Financial Reporting Manager 
Medical Center of Plano 
*214-473-7490 
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Hi everyone, 

 

One of the hospitals that I work for wants me to download their clinic
schedules and then email them to their remote transcriptionist as an
attachment. I know HOW to do this, but is it safe-doesn't it violate
HIPAA I'm transferring personal health info and it's not encrypted or
password protected? Is there another way to accomplish this?

 

Anyone have any suggestions?

 

Thanks,

 

 

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Heather Castillo
HPMIN Analyst/Module Coordinator
Information Systems
Hays Medical Center
785.623.5084
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