Processing patient health information ("PHI") for a patient includes receiving the PHI, scanning the PHI to produce scanned PHI, performing optical character recognition ("OCR") and natural language processing ("NLP") on the scanned PHI to produce structured data in order to utilize unique rules...
PHI can be extensive and cover many different types of information. For example, someone's name, date of birth, vaccination status, the medications they take, and anything to do with their health would be considered PHI. Even someone's email address could count as PHI ...
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A cyberattack on a third-party vendor is impacting Community Memorial Health System patients’ protected health information (PHI.) According to a data breach notification, the cyberattack occurred in January and is impacting patients’ PHI of the Ventura, California-based health facili...
The accuracy of your Patient Health Information (PHI) is critical to clinical decision making. If a patient fails to have updated information, a provider’s ability to make a completely informed clinical decision slips away as important information is not available. Paper forms are often not entir...
Understanding PHI, BAA and HIPAA To protect patient privacy and comply with regulations, it’s important to understand the interplay between PHI, Business Associate Agreements (BAA), and HIPAA. Protected Health Information (PHI) PHI is personally identifiable health information and may include informati...
The moving patients suffering from the same disease or living in the neighborhood of the same healthcare provider constitute a delay tolerant network (DTN) to help each other forwarding the patient health information (PHI). Unfortunately, the mobile device carried on each patient collecting PHI ...
We are required by law to maintain the privacy of your protected health information (“PHI”), to provide you with notice of our legal duties and privacy practices with respect to your PHI, and to notify you in the event of a breach of your unsecured PHI. This Notice describes your right...
Our systems are crafted with Patient Health Information (PHI) security in mind from the start. We apply rigorous security standards that comply with federal standards including HIPPA, FISMA, and GDPR and use automated testing and compliance monitoring to ensure patient data is always protected. ...
permit reporting of personal health information (PHI) for public health purposes without patient consent [33]. Similarly, the US Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule permits the disclosure of PHI to a public health authority without patient authorization [32,34–40...