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healthcare providers’ initiative or, should we say, their need to comply with MeaningfulUse. patients to improve their engagement and independent health management. In fact, the wave of patient portal deployment wasn’t caused by patients’ interest. In fact, it was. Stage 2 requirements. Patient portals. It’s patient education.
Comments are due February 12, 2019.) The HIPAA regulations are, for the most part, an extraordinarily flexible set of standards that have managed to remain relevant and useful even as the nature of the generation, storage, use and transmission of healthinformation has undergone a sea change in the years since they were first promulgated.
Comments are due February 12, 2019.) The HIPAA regulations are, for the most part, an extraordinarily flexible set of standards that have managed to remain relevant and useful even as the nature of the generation, storage, use and transmission of healthinformation has undergone a sea change in the years since they were first promulgated.
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