SAIC’s recent Motion to Dismiss the Consolidated Amended Complaint filed in federal court in Florida as a putative class action highlights the gaps between an incident (like a theft) involving PHI, a determination that a breach of PHI has occurred, and the realization of harm resulting from the breach.
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Podcast: An Overview of P2P Data Breaches
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John R. Gotaskie, Partner in Fox Rothschild’s Litigation Practice and editor of the firm’s Franchise Law Update blog, recently published a podcast discussing the growing concern over data breaches…
Patients’ “Meaningful Use” of Electronic Health Information Proposed as Core Measure for Provider Incentive Payments from Feds
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CMS proposal would base eligibility for provider incentive payments for the “meaningful use” of Electronic Health Records (“EHRs”) not simply on providers’ use of EHR, but on their patients’ use.
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