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HIPAA
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HIPAA,
HIPAA 
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

HIPAA,
HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act of 1996, Kennedy-Kassenbaum Bill Privacy A bill enacted by Congress in 1996 which established a comprehensive and uniform federal standard for ensuring privacy of genetic information; HIPAA broadens the scope of existing fraud and abuse provisions, and ↑ penalties for fraud violations by health care providers. See Fraud, Rebundling, Unbundling, Upcoding.


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Privacy & Confidentiality Above all, research studies should never violate HIPPA regulations, which insure the privacy and confidentiality of the research subject.
HIPPA really only applies to people in the healthcare profession, such as doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, health insurance companies, and so on.
Once your documents leave the building and they''re being handled by someone else, you can''t ensure that they''ll be disposed of properly, which can leave you vulnerable to lawsuits if someone believes you''ve violated the HIPPA and FACTA rules.
 
 
 
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