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- HIPAA was introduced in
- HIPAA, a federal law provides the first comprehensive protection for the privacy of health information. Its privacy rule requires healthcare institutions to take reasonable steps to limit the use or disclosure of protected health information. Under the law. Written and electronic records should only be accessed by healthcare professionals who are providing direct or administrative care. To the individual. The patient must give permission to transfer medical records to other healthcare professionals or agencies. Other components of the law include standards of safety for electronic records, guidelines for proper disposal of written material and directives for conducting research in clinical settings. A greater understanding of HIPAA requirements will help you evaluate and implement standards of privacy in the clinical setting where you practice. As I was just walking down the hall, I noticed my sister's information on the computer. In the hallway for everyone to see. She didn't want anyone to know that she was Here.