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Now let's discuss the covered entity's duty to provide notice. The law also broadens the scope of covered entity's notice of privacy practices or other general notices to inform patients about how their EPHI is used and disclosed. Note that for some entities, this will mean the need to issue a notice if the PHI is subject to electronic disclosure, for example, entities such as business associates that would not be required to issue a notice of privacy practices under the HIPAA Privacy Rule. A covered entity shall provide notice to an individual for whom the covered entity creates or receives protected health information if the individual's protected health information is subject to electronic disclosure. A covered entity may provide general notice by posting a written notice in the covered entity's place of business, posting a notice on the covered entity's internet website or posting a notice in any other place where individuals whose protected health information is subject to electronic disclosure are likely to see the notice.
Now let’s discuss the covered entities duty to provide Notice:
The law also broadens the scope of covered entities’ Notice of Privacy Practices or other general notices to inform patients about how their e-PHI is used and disclosed. Note that for some entities, this will mean the need to issue a notice if the PHI is subject to electronic disclosure, e.g., for entities such as business associates that would not be required to issue a Notice of Privacy Practices under the HIPAA Privacy Rule.
A covered entity shall provide notice to an individual for whom the covered entity creates or receives protected health information if the individual's protected health information is subject to electronic disclosure. A covered entity may provide general notice by: