Protected Health Information Management Tool (PHIMT)
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Protected Health Information Management Tool (PHIMT) (updated August 2010).
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This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Protected Health Information Management Tool (PHIMT) (updated August 2010).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Women, Infants, and Children Program (WIC) (updated March 2010).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Uses and Disclosures of PHI for Payment Purposes (updated July 2011).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes Device and Media Controls.
This HIPAA Information Paper describes Documentation of Security Actions (updated September 2012).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes Integrity Standards.
This HIPAA Information Paper describes Security Management (updated February 2012).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes Business Associate Contracts and Other Arrangements.
This HIPAA Information Paper describes Role-Based Access (updated February 2012).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Incidental Uses and Disclosures of PHI (updated October 2010).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes HIPAA and the Acquisition Process.
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Disclosure of PHI to DoD Safety Offices (updated February 2012).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Minimum Necessary Rule (updated January 2012).
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Health Information Technology (HIT) Initiatives.
This HIPAA Information Paper describes the Sending and Receiving PHI by Facsimile (updated August 2010).
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