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HIPAA Overview - Notice of Privacy Practice


Notice of Privacy Practices



  • Privacy rule looks at uses of PHI as permissible within Treatment, Payment and Healthcare Operations – once we give the patient a Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP) at the first treatment encounter, we can use their PHI for any TPO purpose



  • NPP is a once in a lifetime requirement (argues for good record keeping!)



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Last updated 11/12/2003