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HIPPA. Patient privacy and confodetial information
Hippa was instituted in 1996 but updated in 2002-2003
HIPPA stands for Health Information Privacy and Portability Act HIPPA basically says that your health information can't be shared with anyone without your written consent or permission (except in the case of a court order). HIPPA also gives you the right to get copies of your medical records from your doctor.
Only the patients medical information - nothing else.
It was created to give some guidelines that should be used to protect people's privacy when healthcare information is exchanged.
No. HIPPA (the Health Information Personal Privacy Act) doesn't allow anyone but the doctor, nurses, and patient any information about the patient, illnesses, etc. Be glad it doesn't too. Or we'd all have a very big problem.
HIPAA, or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, protects the privacy of patients in a healthcare setting such as in the pharmacy or in the hospital. HIPAA prevents the disclosure of personal information of patients other than what is necessary or in some cases, only in emergency settings.
HIPPA protects privacy of all Americans
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Not specifically, but ALL medical information is protected by HIPPA (The Health Information Privacy and Protection Act) from being disclosed to anyone but the patient and any designee they name. THis does not apply to notification to the Public Heealth Service in the case of communicable diseases.
HIPAA Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act To protect patients privacy and/or health info.