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: HIPAA BlogBy Jeffery P. Drummond
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Why no names? I recently posted that some folks are unhappy that, when HHS lists the covered entities with data breaches involving over 500 people, they don't always list the name of the entity. In some cases, they just say it's a "private practice" without saying which private practice. Dom Nicastro has ferreted out an answer why HHS does that -- they're applying the Privacy Act of 1974 (whatFull post as published by HIPAA Blog on April 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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