How Trump is using HIPAA to pick which medical details are released to the publicTrumps not doing anything in regards to Hippa laws. Never did. Vaccine passports violate hippa laws. I’m not going to waste my time posting links for you. You obviously don’t understand what Hippa is and probably can’t comprehend what they are.
HIPAA protects every patient’s privacy, including Trump’s. But he seems to be using it for political advantage. Originally Posted by royamcr
- bambino
- 08-13-2021, 06:08 PM
- royamcr
- 08-13-2021, 06:26 PM
The American people deserve to know the health of the President! We deserve to know who is calling what shots. And does biden even know. Originally Posted by winn dixieThis opened that can of worms about knowing the health of the president. The president can have Cancer and Drs are not allowed to disclose that info.
- royamcr
- 08-13-2021, 06:28 PM
Trumps not doing anything in regards to Hippa laws. Never did. Vaccine passports violate hippa laws. I’m not going to waste my time posting links for you. You obviously don’t understand what Hippa is and probably can’t comprehend what they are. Originally Posted by bambinoHIPAA protects a patient's personal health information, leaving many concerned that a vaccine passport would violate those protections.
HIPAA is used to protect sensitive medical information but only applies to how physicians, hospitals and health insurers share a patient's information with third-party entities.
A vaccine card would qualify as protected health information, but an airline is not a healthcare provider. HIPAA also doesn't protect medical information that a patient shares about themselves.
An airline still has to follow state privacy and identity theft policies.
"Once they get the data, they have to protect it," Jeff Drummond, a healthcare regulatory lawyer who has been working with HIPAA for nearly 20 years, told Dallas-based WFAA. "They have to notify you if there's a breach, but other than that, that's the end of their obligation under either HIPAA or Texas state law."
"Just because you carry around some health information with you in the form of your vaccine card, that information doesn't bring all the HIPAA protections with it,"
- bambino
- 08-13-2021, 06:59 PM
HIPAA protects a patient's personal health information, leaving many concerned that a vaccine passport would violate those protections.Congratulations, you googled something!!!!!! How does that pertain to Trump violating Hippa rules? What Biden is trying to do with vaccine mandates does violate HIPPA rules. It’s nobodies business what your health history is. Go to sleep.
HIPAA is used to protect sensitive medical information but only applies to how physicians, hospitals and health insurers share a patient's information with third-party entities.
A vaccine card would qualify as protected health information, but an airline is not a healthcare provider. HIPAA also doesn't protect medical information that a patient shares about themselves.
An airline still has to follow state privacy and identity theft policies.
"Once they get the data, they have to protect it," Jeff Drummond, a healthcare regulatory lawyer who has been working with HIPAA for nearly 20 years, told Dallas-based WFAA. "They have to notify you if there's a breach, but other than that, that's the end of their obligation under either HIPAA or Texas state law."
"Just because you carry around some health information with you in the form of your vaccine card, that information doesn't bring all the HIPAA protections with it," Originally Posted by royamcr