The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act(HIPAA)
privacy rule, includes national security exception permits doctors,
hospitals and other covered entities to disclosure individual
health information to authorized federal officials with lawful
intelligence and other national security activity by national
security act. national security exception allows covered entities
to disclose health records. National security activity not limited
to the central intelligence agency(CIA), the Federal Bureau of
Investigation(FBI), national security agency(NSA). Hospital
disclosure patient medical records to the NSA on hospital own
initiatives allow NSA or other federal agencies to access health
records on the ongoing bias. It is not needed any count order,
procedure, barrier, etc. National security disclosure under HIPAA
mandated notice of privacy practice(NPP).
The United (and) strengthening American (by) providing
appropriate tools required(to) Intercept (and) obstruct terrorism
Act(USA PATRIOT ACT) ranking FBI officials to get foreign
intelligence information using count orders to make protection of
medical records. FBI using HIPAA and PARIOT Act reules. Patriot Act
views medical information disclosure without patient permission
under national security disclosure. Federal government access
medical records with national security consideration. Patriot acts
difficult to know how to use the information.
HIPAA privacy rule established standards for information disclosure
applies to the covered entity it includes health plans that health
care providers transmit information electronically. These rules
protect and control PHI(protected health information). there is no
loss of privacy guarantees with national security. Business
associates against for disclosure requirements, laws and
regulations impact the timely release of PHI. these legal acts
protected and strengthening privacy and security requirements to
view patient records and restricted the use and disclosure of
PHI.
Example:
HITECT data breach notification rules, HIPAA omnibus rules details
holds health care providers and business associates avoid liability
of data breaches(PHI breaches)
How do HIPAA, HITECH, and the USA Patriot Act affect the privacy of medical information? Does...
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Area Act Date Description Telecommunications Telecommunications Deregulation and Competition Act of 1996—an update to Communications Act of 1934 (47 USC 151 et seq.) 1934 Regulates interstate and foreign telecommunications (amended in 1996 and 2001) Civil legal evidence Federal Rules for Civil Procedure (FRCP) 1938 As updated in 2006, specifies requirements for the storage, protection, and surrender of discoverable electronic data as used in federal civil proceedings Freedom of information Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) 1966 Allows for disclosure of previously...
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