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Resources for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)Resources > HIPAA > ArticlesSub-Categories: Listings 831 - 840 of 1418:
Medical ID theft can injure finances, endanger lives
When someone steals your identity, obtains loans in your name and then stiffs the lenders, the effects on your credit report can be devastating.It ca...
Medical Identity theft 101: What is medical ID theft?
Medical identity theft takes place when an identity thief uses the personal identifiers such as a social security number of a victim to obtain medical...
Medical identity theft challenge just beginning
As healthcare providers, you already have an obligation to protect patient healthcare data strenuously, something demanded not only by HIPAA and other...
Medical Identity Theft Is a Growing Problem
As a national push to adopt electronic medical records (EMRs) gains steam at all levels of government, a crack in the system is beginning to show: the...
Medical identity theft remains problematic
Physician practices and hospitals must not let their guard down when it comes to HIPAA, just because no civil actions have been filed under the law to...
Medical industry on edge after feds examine hospital's security procedures, HIPAA Audit Riles Health IT
An audit of Atlanta’s Piedmont Hospital that was quietly initiated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in March is raising concerns in...
Medical Informatics Symposium brings the future of healthcare
The widespread use of electronic health records is facing resistance due to concerns about privacy coupled with lack of computer-savviness among some ...
Medical Malpractice Coverage Enhanced by NAS Insurance
NAS Insurance Services has enhanced its miscellaneous medical malpractice insurance by adding an endorsement for Medefense Plus with a $25,000 sublimi...
Medical privacy law fails to stop snooping
When Jill went to her doctor two years ago for an operation on her uterus, she didn't expect that details of her problem would later appear in the hom...
Medical privacy rules taken to extremes
You've probably read a story in this newspaper in the past month or so about someone shot, or stabbed, or injured in a bad car crash, and that story c... |
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