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EPISODE · Sep 6, 2022 · 23 MIN

We Have No Intention of Information Blocking: How Do We Get This Right to Protect Patient Privacy?

from Voices In Health Law · host American Bar Association Health Law Section

Listen to this podcast to learn about the ABA’s working group to discuss the interplay between protecting patient privacy and providing the right to access pursuant to the new interoperability regulations which become enforceable this October 2022. This is a preview to the panel discussion Information Blocking and Interoperability: Working Through the Conflicts with HIPAA at the ABA Health Law Section’s Physician Legal Issues Conference in Chicago September 15th to the 17th. Check out the conference details and register TODAY at ambar.org/PLI2022. This podcast is a discussion between Elizabeth Greene, co-chair of the PLI20022 conference, and Elaine Zacharakis, both members of the ABA Health Law Section’s interoperability working group. The panel discussion at the conference will include Elaine Zacharakis, Heather Deixler and Deven McGraw.

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