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: LawTechTVHITECH/HIPAA Subtitle D - Privacy.
A more readable version of the HITECH Act's Subtitle D - Privacy can be found here. The table of contents can be found below. The sections highlighted in red are part of the reason that HIPAA is no longer a paper tiger.
Subtitle D?Privacy
Sec. 13400. Definitions
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PART 1?IMPROVED PRIVACY PROVISIONS AND SECURITY PROVISIONS
Sec. 13401. Application of security provisions and penalties to business associates
of covered entities; annual guidance on security provisions.
Sec. 13402. Notification in the case of breach.
Sec. 13403. Education on health information privacy.
Sec. 13404. Application of privacy provisions and penalties to business associates of covered entities.
Sec. 13405. Restrictions on certain disclosures and sales of health information; accounting of certain protected health information disclosures; access to certain information in electronic format.
Sec. 13406. Conditions on certain contacts as part of health care operations.
Sec. 13407. Temporary breach notification requirement for vendors of personal health records and other non-HIPAA covered entities.
Sec. 13408. Business associate contracts required for certain entities.
Sec. 13409. Clarification of application of wrongful disclosures criminal penalties.
Sec. 13410. Improved enforcement.
Sec. 13411. Audits.
PART 2?RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER LAWS; REGULATORY REFERENCES; EFFECTIVE DATE; REPORTS
Sec. 13421. Relationship to other laws.
Full post as published by LawTechTV on July 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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