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E-mail Improves Doctor, Patient Communication by Fiona G. Healthy Living Professional Posted Mon 25 Aug 2008 3:24pm outcomes one way or another. There's no doubt that patients like having e-mail access to their doctors, and may improve communication. Issues of compensation, privacy and HIPAA... Tara Parker-Pope's Well column on the New York Times website has an interesting item today about doctors and e-mail . She reports on an Australian study appearing Read on »
Doctor’s Use of E-mail by Ulysee W. Patient Expert Posted Tue 28 Oct 2008 9:56pm The message is clear—patient’s want better communication with their doctors and will do anything to get it. E-mail nears the top of the list in a recent Internet survey of consumers. Yet, surprisingly few physicians offer e-mail. Why? Pharm Aid looked into the issue with a group of physicians and consumers, and found some interesting results (n=24 Read on »
Podcast on HITECH & HIPAA Compliance Management by DLeyva Registered Nurse Posted Sat 12 Sep 2009 10:26pm Link: What you need to know about HITECH/HIPAA Compliance in the digital age Carlos and I recently participated in a Podcast with Journalist, Lola Butcher, on the topic of HITECH and HIPAA compliance: What you need to know about HITECH/HIPAA Compliance in the digital age. Listen to the Podcast by clicking on the link above. As mentioned in a prior Read on »
HITECH/HIPAA Compliance Newsletter? by DLeyva Registered Nurse Posted Sat 18 Jul 2009 11:00pm After launching the HIPAA Survival Guide, we thought readers/subscribers might be interested in a monthly newsletter that will keep interested parties informed about HITECH/HIPAA compliance legal issues as they develop. My husband, a Privacy Lawyer, will author the monthly newsletter. "Willful Neglect" and Compliance with HIPAA Read on »
No official HIPAA compliance...c ... by Medical Quack Patient ExpertHealth Maven Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 4:20pm No official HIPAA compliance...check and read what is and what is not policy...read the fine print...BD  For Google, the pilot is a good test. If these Web-based PHR... offered by Google and Microsoft and systems from hospitals. The biggest one: These PHR services from the likes of Google, Microsoft and RevolutionHealth aren’t covered by HIPAA Read on »
Don't miss it! The World Health Care Congress Leadership Summit on HITECH & HIPAA Compliance by DLeyva Registered Nurse Posted Sat 05 Sep 2009 7:23pm It's now official, Carlos and I will be presenting at The World Health Care Leadership Summit on HITECH & HIPAA Compliance Management, November 9th in Alexandria, VA. You can view the Summit Agenda here. If you haven't already, sign up for the FREE HITECH / HIPAA Newsletter to receive a discount code for the conference. Hope to see you Read on »
Don't miss it! The World Health Care Congress Leadership Summit on HITECH & HIPAA Compliance by DLeyva Registered Nurse Posted Sat 05 Sep 2009 10:27pm It's now official, Carlos and I will be presenting at The World Health Care Leadership Summit on HITECH & HIPAA Compliance Management, November 9th in Alexandria, VA. You can view the Summit Agenda here. If you haven't already, sign up for the FREE HITECH / HIPAA Newsletter to receive a discount code for the conference. Hope to see you Read on »
HITECH / HIPAA Compliance is a Wicked Problem by DLeyva Registered Nurse Posted Tue 14 Jul 2009 11:12pm The HITECH Act transforms HIPAA from a "paper tiger" to an "electronic beast." Compliance with HIPAA's Privacy & Security Rules are now part of HHS' meaningful use..., the way forward is not at all clear since HIPAA compliance is a classical "wicked problem." A “ wicked problem ” is one that has the following characteristics: You don Read on »
Pediatrician Violates HIPAA in Effort to Bully Parents into Vaccination Compliance by Kim S. Patient Expert Posted Tue 21 Apr 2009 11:03pm Dr. Jay Gordon has run a piece on Huffington Post titled, Monday's Los Angeles Times. You'll recognize Dr. Parikh's name as a Kaiser pediatrician who rails against vaccine safety at every opportunity. Read the full HuffPo post (and comment) HERE.... Read on »
HIPAA Compliance...sure by EMDsavinglives Posted Thu 06 Nov 2008 12:06pm I attempted to post a comment to HIPAA, HIPPA, Horray without success. I have noted during my research that more and more medical systems are using "PACS to PACS" connections when transferring a patient from one hospital to the next. This type of image sharing is most definitely not HIPAA compliant. This type of digital image sharing would allow Read on »