Saturday, January 28, 2012

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Konica Minolta Helps Florida Heart and Vascular Associates Move to Electronic Filing and Cut Print Costs by 66 Percent

by HIPAA on January 28, 2012

Konica Minolta Helps Florida Heart and Vascular Associates Move to Electronic Filing and Cut Print Costs by 66 Percent
Medical Practice Consolidates Digital Imaging Fleet and Adopts Electronic Document Management Practices to Improve Overall Productivity

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Rubbermaid HIPAA Document Container, 16 Gal

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Confidential Document Disposal- HIPAA Compliance Non-compliance with HIPAA regulations can cost! Ships fully assembled Document slot positioned in front of container for easy access Five different styles Dimensions: 20 in L x 11 in W x 31 in H Dimensions (" W): 11 Type: Waste Bins Dimensions (" H): 31 Dimensions (" L): 20 Manufacturer [...]

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Bateman Group Expands Security Practice With Addition of Data Security Innovator Protegrity USA, Inc.

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Bateman Group Expands Security Practice with Addition of Data Security Innovator Protegrity USA, Inc. Bateman Group announces the addition of Protegrity USA, Inc. to its growing security practice. Read more on PRWeb via Yahoo! News Tags: Data, Protegrity, Innovator, Security

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Hosted Solutions Doubles Cloud Computing Revenue, Adding 45+ New Cloud Customers

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Hosted Solutions Doubles Cloud Computing Revenue, Adding 45+ New Cloud Customers RALEIGH, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hosted Solutions announced that the company has more than doubled revenue from cloud computing-based solutions. Read more on Business Wire Tags: Hosted, Cloud, Doubles, based solutions

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How Is All This Stuff on the News About Bill Clinton's Stents Not a Violation of HIPAA?

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I'm assuming he did not talk to the press and admit all this information to them. So, how is all this news about his health getting on the news? Isn't it illegal to put it on television and a violation of his privacy as protected by HIPAA? Tags: bill clinton, television, Press, HIPAA, information

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NQF Releases Guidance for ICD-10 Conversion

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NQF Releases Guidance for ICD-10 Conversion Report Offers Measure Developers a Resource for Converting Healthcare Quality Measures Read more on PR Newswire via Yahoo! News Tags: Releases, NQF, pr newswire, Resource

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Chicago Attorney Reveals Estate Planning Best Practices in New Book

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Chicago Attorney Reveals Estate Planning Best Practices in New Book Chicago estate planning attorney Anthony R. Perrelli is a contributing author for the Thomson Reuters book Inside the Minds: Best Practices for Structuring Trusts and Estates, 2010 ed ISBN: 978-0-314-27080-1, which hits major booksellers nationwide this month. In the book, he candidly discusses the federal [...]

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Plastic Surgery Medical Transcription With HIPAA Compliance

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Most plastic surgeons and related health professionals are having the medical records of the patients transcribed by third party providers. There are several plastic surgery medical transcription companies with HIPAA compliance that are doing a great job by delivering superior quality of work. This has eased the workload of the doctors quite a bit while [...]

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Anyone Know How I Can Find Information Online About Current Court Cases That Have to Do With Hipaa Violations?

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I have a project for school that we are doing on health care privacy (hippa). One the requirements for our project is to have an example of a current court case that had to do with a violation of hipaa. I am having a very hard time finding any information online on this topic. Please [...]

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