Each day, a countless number of new stories could be added to the site to display the numerous incidents involving loss, theft or breached of data that have come to light and the number of people they affect. This is merely a sample of the issues we face in the information technology age. There are so many other stories just waiting to be reported or uncovered.
Business associates can be directly liable for a breach of unsecure protected health information (PHI) and could have to pay OCR directly, a top OCR official told HealthLeaders Media at the 18th Annual National HIPAA Summit Wednesday afternoon.
HealthLeaders Media asked Sue McAndrew, deputy director for Health Information Privacy for OCR, if a business associate could end up paying out of its own pocket for a breach.
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