The HIPAA Privacy Rule
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- What Protected Health Information, PHI, can your practice share without receiving a patient’s consent? Does your practice need special agreements in place before sharing patient information? What rights do patients have regarding their PHI? These are all questions covered and addressed under HIPAA’s Privacy Rule. The Privacy Rule creates specific standards to protect patient information.
Patient privacy continues to evolve and practices must follow strict guidelines in order to protect patient information and the practice’s reputation. In order to comply with HIPAA Law, you must have specific policies and procedures in place to properly control, disclose and protect PHI. HIPAA’s Privacy Rule defines specific rights for individuals regarding their PHI and obligates covered entities and their business associates to comply with protecting their information.
As a general rule, patients must authorize any disclosure of their PHI. This includes all individually identifiable health information. However, HIPAA’s Privacy Rule is not designed to interfere with the treatment of patients. Doctors, nurses, dentists, labs, specialists and other healthcare providers can all freely discuss treatment plans and health status. They can share information to treat us, get paid, and run routine healthcare operations. This is referred to as TPO, defined as Treatment, Payment and Healthcare Operations.
However, patients do have rights. It makes sense because it’s their private information that’s at risk.
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We are using this in my class.
Great to hear that!
@@OfficeSafepoweredbyPCIHIPAA can we post this on our institution's learning management system?
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My wife just had an episode , in which an ambulance was called . In my state , a police presence is SOP , before the ambulance arrives ( good idea , in my opinion ) . As the EMT's were checking her out , the cops went through her personal medicine bag , checking every prescription . They never asked permission , in fact , they were never invited nor asked to be allowed inside . I'm questioning the legality of the whole situation . To be clear , neither my wife nor I were bothered by it and will not report it ,even if it goes against hipaa , but , I believe they might be putting themselves in jeopardy , in the future . The event did make us feel they were suspicious of an over dose or similar activity . Had we been doing something illegal , we'd have surely required a warrant , before entry was allowed . As it was , we did feel aittle violated .
Sanctioned creeps.
In the public system my experiance is mainly with south australia and nsw south Wales, the mental health department feels that certain patients do not have any human or privacy rights. They are simple means to an end, regardless of the harm to them, of their studies and their accreditation which they do behind their back and publish all without consent. It is their habit to do this.
Is that why that incident happened when those djs thought it would be a good idea to broadcast Kate Middleton's pregnancy details to the world? They would have their license suspended within hours if they pulled that stunt in the states.
@@jonathanwright8025 that is good. There is a dark Web here in Australia where the medical profession covers the unethical behaviour of doctors. Many have died from this but not one doctor has been charged with neglect they just write people off literally and get away with it.
@@jeanthornton2441 Weaponized medicine has been made operational here in the US, The consumer protection agency was destroyed with purpose in mind.
Very useful video. Thank you
I'm willing to waive mine RIGHT NOW!!
So how does this pertain to covid? This is what brought me here
It doesn't.
Doctors can't tell your medical information to anybody else without your consent, but it doesn't say anything about businesses requiring vaccines or anything else.
Great info
Great information
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Who the fuck is Monica Gandy?
Can you inform a family member when a patient is discharged? Even if the patient is incompetent and the responsible party says info can only be given to him?
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If a staff member berates a patient in front of her roommate and threatens to kick her out for nonpayment isn't that a HIPPA violation?
Why would u refuse to pay doctors for their services isn't that a violation?
Yes that is a H.I.P.A.A. violation. The best way to talk to a patient about a bill is pull them aside and talk privately about it.
@@stan.pchannel6556 This happened to a friend's mother in a nursing home and she was paying her bill. From what I understand they're taking her SSI.
@@SophialifeandAdamlife That's what I thought. I told my friend to mention it and they haven't had another problem since like that since.
On the floor staff should have nothing to do with any financial or billing info.
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Also medical institutions now will sell your genome to a place called ARUP in Utah. Databaser and serological testers, the perfect front to collect any and all genomic signatures. You don't want anyone to have your blueprints.
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Reddit you know this Law hell no!
Love that teachers can’t be told their student has COVID and classmates remain unaware they sat next to a student with COVID
They know somebody in the class was positive but they can't know which one. It would be obvious when one student isn't in class if they are in class. A lot of the schools (at least in MN) are a version of hybrid or fully online. The only one that would completely know would be the nurse for that school, to send out emails saying a student that was in class was positive.
Rules can also vary by state.
Would it be okay with you if everybody who had AIDS or HIV they have to be out of like that? They're the same thing they're viruses? here's another question and all the years of evolution for AIDS and HIV how come it hasn't become airborne in either case?
@@buckaroundandfindout
Because it is an STD so it’s transmitted sexually, not by any contact or air molecules
@@buckaroundandfindout The current responses to the Wuhan Flu remind me a lot of the hysteria that surrounded HIV and AIDs in the early years when we didn't understand it that well.
If you know a fellow employee had Covid and when they return you tell other employees to keep their distance or be careful is that a violation of law
It doesn't.
Doctors can't tell your medical information to anybody else without your consent, but it doesn't say anything about people that know to tell others
My issue with this law is if someone has mental health issues and is admitted to the mental health unit, you have no access to them do to hipaa. This should be addressed. If someone is not in the mental state to consent to giving family information or status the health caregivers just kidnapped your family member.
Hippas a joke who do you go to when you know a somebody violated the law
It’s not a joke because you get fined if you violate it
@@briek573 Very large fines. and the fines are per occurence.
That's why it's illegal for people to ask if you have your 19vax. I would like to know if people preparing my food have HIV or not but they never mandate that
☝️Cringe
☝️Cringe
I'd rather they just wash their hands.
Not getting the jab
Or getting your dad back
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The gene therapy experimental jab. For the man made patented GMO that is covid 19, created by gain of function research, patented by the CDC in 2019, confidential patent.