Court Rules on Patient Access to AI Scribe Recordings
A Washington court ruled patients don’t have a right to access AI scribe recordings used by physicians to help draft clinical notes.
A Washington court ruled patients don’t have a right to access AI scribe recordings used by physicians to help draft clinical notes.
New Jersey joins Colorado, Oregon, and Minnesota in adopting a data-level approach to HIPAA-based exemptions within comprehensive privacy laws.
Healthcare organizations are accelerating their use of AI to improve efficiency and ease administrative burden, according to new research.
Proposed updates to the HIPAA Security Rule are pending, but the direction is clear: HHS is raising the baseline for protecting ePHI. Make sure you’re ready.
Recent studies highlight potential security risks associated with OS agents being able to control devices and access sensitive information.
A postcard sent without an envelope possibly exposed patient health information, highlighting the importance of staying HIPAA compliant with all mail pieces.
The HHS OCR has released new and updated guidance on specific parts of the HIPAA Privacy Rule in the form of frequently asked questions.
A New York surgery center has agreed to pay a $250,000 penalty for potential violations of the HIPAA Security and Breach Notification Rules.
Sentara Health has confirmed that two remote workers using false identities may have accessed sensitive patient information from January to April 10, 2025.
Regulators and consumers are responding to companies that don’t disclose the use of tracking pixels on their websites with lawsuits and costly fines.
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