A New Path to No-Cost Electronic Medical Records
What You Will Learn
- CIOX v Azar vacates patient’s right to designate a third party to receive low-cost records under HIPAA/HITECH
- Cures Act reinstates patient’s right to designate third parties to receive medical records, enforceable April 5, 2021
- Cures Act provides patients will receive their electronic records at no cost when they request access to electronic health information (EHI) through the Internet.
- DHHS, OCR updating HIPAA regulations to provide patients better access to their own records.
What You Will Learn
- CIOX v Azar vacates patient’s right to designate a third party to receive low-cost records under HIPAA/HITECH
- Cures Act reinstates patient’s right to designate third parties to receive medical records, enforceable April 5, 2021
- Cures Act provides patients will receive their electronic records at no cost when they request access to electronic health information (EHI) through the Internet.
- DHHS, OCR updating HIPAA regulations to provide patients better access to their own records.
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Price
$79
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75 minutes
Date Published
March 18, 2021
Publisher
Washington State Association for Justice
Subjects
Cures Act, HIPAA, HITECH, Medical Records
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