Compliance.
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Protect patient data, devices, and networks while ensuring compliance with healthcare safety standards.
New technologies, from electronic medical records and medical devices to mobile and Web applications, allow doctors to improve the health status of patients and save lives. These technologies allow doctors to collect more information to study patient histories. These technologies and related data are constantly interacting, exchanging health information through increasingly complex systems, which increases risks and vulnerabilities. Doctors are no longer the only custodians of sensitive compliance health information. Today, for example, persons who manage the storage of data also have access to this information. And they are responsible for its safety.
HIPAA Compliance.
HIPAA is a set of special privacy and security standards for certain health information, which known as HIPAA Privacy Rule (privacy standard) and Security Rule (security standard) respectively. Standards apply to healthcare organizations, such as healthcare facilities, insurance companies, and medical billing centers. Of course HIPAA Privacy Rule provides federal protection for personal health information used by healthcare providers. This provides patients with a set of rights to this information.
HITECH Compliance
The HITECH Act required the U.S. Secretary of Health to expand the scope of the HIPAA Security Rule and Privacy Rule standards and increase penalties for HIPAA violations. Previously, the Civil Rights Office’s jurisdiction over private information leaks extended only to medical organizations. The HITECH Act has extended the HIPAA Privacy Rule and Security Rule standards to business partners of individuals and legal entities. That perform certain functions or actions related to the use or disclosure of PHI on behalf of a medical organization. Business partners often provide services such as claim processing and administration, data analysis, usage assessment and management. The cloud provider, in which the PHI is stored directly on behalf of a medical organization or indirectly through its business partner, is now also considered a business partner.
Some rights listed below.
Your health care provider or health plan may send copies of your documents to another provider or health plan only as necessary for treatment or payment, or with your permission.
2. You can choose a personal representative who may have access to your medical records.
3. In the event of a court order, the healthcare provider may submit your medical records to the court.
4.It also provides restrictions for the provider if your health certificate is listed with your employer.