Balancing Communal Goods and Personal Privacy Under a National Health Informational Privacy Rule
Lawrence O. Gostin, James G. Hodge, Mira S. Burghardt
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Lawrence O. Gostin, James G. Hodge, Mira S. Burghardt
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Every single health care professional, every insurance agent, every researcher, every member of an IRB, every public health official, every pharmacist . ..every single person who comes in contact with health care records must understand why its important to keep them safe, how they can keep them safe, [and] what will happen to them if they do not keep them safe.
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Every single health care professional, every insurance agent, every researcher, every member of an IRB, every public health official, every pharmacist . ..every single person who comes in contact with health care records must understand why its important to keep them safe, how they can keep them safe, [and] what will happen to them if they do not keep them safe.
Key concepts: Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Business, Privacy policy, FTC Fair Information Practice, Information privacy, Internet privacy, Protected health information, Health care