SocMed Sean
SEPTEMBER 4, 2013
Often absent from the online conversation, however, is the voice of the health care professional. Boomers are often the polar opposite worrying about the time required, technical concerns, and potential privacy issues that may arise. Is it fear of privacy violations? Is it lack of time? So…I’m curious.
The Realtime Report
JUNE 30, 2020
HIPAA Privacy Rule: Is Texting a Violation? Are you a private practice physician concerned about maintaining HIPAA privacy? Don’t be among the twenty thousand complaints filed every year with Health and Human Services. Don’t worry if the HIPAA privacy rule seems confusing to you, because it can be.
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Socialized
MAY 7, 2010
My old boss, Scott McNealy, former CEO of Sun Microsystems, said , in 2003, “You have no privacy. He was saying that our private information was already in the hands of credit card companies, health care providers, and so many other third parties, the notion that we control this information is flawed. Get over it.&#
Hootsuite
APRIL 26, 2023
However, social media is subject to the Privacy Rule. The standards on disclosures of protected health information are particularly relevant. Source: CDC That means organizations covered by HIPAA cannot publish or share any protected health information on social media without the relevant individual’s specific, written authorization.
Waxing UnLyrical
NOVEMBER 30, 2012
Here are three social media obstacles health care providers face and the underlying opportunities each present. Obstacle: Understandably, many health care professionals may avoid using social media for fear of violating regulations like HIPPA.
Waxing UnLyrical
JULY 24, 2013
and will be particularly interesting to you if you work at the intersection of health care and social media. Here are three social media obstacles health care providers face and the underlying opportunities each present. This originally ran on Nov. Your child has come down with a rasping cough.
The Realtime Report
AUGUST 2, 2020
To become a medical records technician, you’ll need a certificate in health information technology, or online medical information training obtaining an associate’s degree. Common courses you’ll take can include anatomy, health care reimbursement methods, medical terminology, and coding systems.
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