A thoughtful reader responded to our last post, Debunking a Viral “Medical Hack” Meme, which advised health plan subscribers to cite certain HIPAA compliance issues in efforts to overturn
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Debunking a Viral “Medical Hack” Meme
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Since the early days of HIPAA, a steady trickle of misinterpretations, misunderstandings and half-truths have circulated informally both within the medical community and among the general public. The prevalence of…
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Protecting Health Information in the Context of Divorce Proceedings and Domestic Relations – Part III
By Fox Rothschild & Elizabeth G. Litten on
(Part III continues Part I and Part II of this series on privacy of health information in the domestic relations context, which may be found here and here. Capitalized…
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Protecting Health Information in the Context of Divorce Proceedings and Domestic Relations – Part II
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(Part I of this series on privacy of health information in the domestic relations context may be found here. Capitalized words not defined in this Part II shall have…
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Protecting Health Information in the Context of Divorce Proceedings and Domestic Relations – Part I
By Fox Rothschild & Elizabeth G. Litten on
The November 2014 ruling in the Connecticut Supreme Court in the case of Byrne v. Avery Center for Obstetrics and Gynecology, P.C., — A.3d —-, 2014, WL 5507439 (2014)…
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