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The HIPAA Blog has its antennas up for current headlines and cases associating with HIPAA. Overall this blog is easily readable and features concise commentary and frequent updates. This blog is authored by Texan health insurance litigator, Jeffrey Drummond of Jackson Walker.
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Recent Articles
Healthcare IT and Privacy at war: BNA has a report (subscription required) on some current conflicting letters urging action by the new Congress on healthcare IT and patient privacy. It seems the Confidentiality Coalition is urging Congress to encourage and stimulate spending on healthcare IT, but...
More EMR vs Privacy stuff: As long as we're navel-gazing re what the new administration may do with EMRs, it seems HHS has also issued a "framework" for the electronic exchange of PHI. It is HHS' way of trying to note, and strike a balance between, the needs for electronic information interchange...
Politics and EMRs
New push for EMRs? Some folks (not surprisingly those with an economic interest in such a strategy) are strongly advocating to the new Obama administration that greater use of electronic medical records is a necessary part of any healthcare reform. Of course, that's half the story; what about...
