THE COSTS OF HIPAA: TO PATIENTS, TO PROGRESS, AND TO THE NATION’S HEALTH Margie Patlak, MS, Independent Science Writer;Alison P. Smith, BA, BSN, RN, C-Change;Kristen A. Cox, MS, C-Change;Payal Shah, MPH, C-Change;Rober

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Date: 2012-03-21 17:34:36 Health Electronic health records Health informatics Data protection Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Medical privacy Information privacy Medical record Personal health record De-identification Privacy Clinical trial		THE COSTS OF HIPAA: TO PATIENTS, TO PROGRESS, AND TO THE NATION’S HEALTH Margie Patlak, MS, Independent Science Writer;Alison P. Smith, BA, BSN, RN, C-Change;Kristen A. Cox, MS, C-Change;Payal Shah, MPH, C-Change;Rober Add to Reading List Source URL: c-changetogether.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,14 MB Share Document on Facebook

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