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HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act created to improve continuity of health insurance coverage and the administration of health care services
Covered entities
Organizations that access the personal health information of patients. They include health care providers, health plans, and health care clearinghouses
Health care providers
Any professional who provides health care services
Health plans
Companies whose main business focus is providing and/or paying for health care services
Health care clearinghouses
Companies that process health claim forms, convert them into proper data format, and submit them to the correct insurance carrier
IIHI-Individual Identifiable Health Information
Health care data that can be connected to a specific person
PHI-Protected Health Information
Any identifiable patient health information, regardless of the form in which it is stored (for example, paper or computer file)
Use
As defined by--HIPAA, the sharing of information between people working in the same health care facility for the purpose of caring for a patient
Disclosure
As defined by HIPAA, the sharing of information between health care professionals working in separate entities, or facilities, the course of caring for a patient
Treatment, payment, and/or operations
As defined by HIPAA, three situations that permit covered entities to use or disclose PHI, when their best professional judgment deems it necessary
Incidental use and disclosure
The accidental release of PHI during the course of proper patient care
Minimum necessary
Reveal only the smallest amount of information required to accomplish the task and no more
Privacy notice
A covered entity's written policies and procedures for protecting its patients' PHI
Limited data set
Stripped-down PHI for approved research and statistics