By Matt Fisher – A March 2021 decision by the Arizona Supreme Court recognized that obligations and requirements under HIPAA can be the standard of care underpinning a claim of negligence. The Arizona decision is only the most recent in a line of similar decisions by various states. However, what does it mean for HIPAA to act as the standard of care?
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We are seeking out the latest developments around Telemedicine. How is telemedicine used to benefit patients and care givers? News from Rhinogram, THREAD, Doctor on Demand, Grand Rounds, Carium, Amazon Care, TytoCare, Bright.md, Amwell, SOC Telemed, and more.
By Matt Fisher – Most if not all websites will (or should) contain a link to a Privacy Policy at the bottom of the page. The Privacy Policy will in either great or vague detail describe what information is collected, how the information will be used, and potentially what rights are given to the user.
By Matt Fisher – It should be well known that telehealth achieved rapid adoption and expansion throughout the course of the pandemic. The adoption and expansion was the result of many emergency orders though that will only remain in place while a public health emergency declaration is in place.
By Matt Fisher – Data breaches grab headlines on a daily basis and arise from a number of different scenarios. However, one question that is not necessarily examined closely (at least in news articles), is whether encryption was in place and why the encryption did not prevent the breach.
Latest announcements made from companies and organizations on hiring and appointments include PatientBond, HD Medical, Doctor Evidence, eHealth Technologies, Lumeon, BehaVR, Iora Health, Truveris, TimelyMD, CMS, AZHealthCurrent, UHIN, & Indiana HIE.