Sentences with phrase «containing electronic protected»

OCR began its investigation following receipt of a breach report in September, 2011, which indicated that an unencrypted, password protected laptop containing electronic protected health information (e-PHI) of approximately 9,000 patients was stolen from a locked vehicle belonging to an employee of a hospital business associate.

OCR's investigation uncovered that North Memorial's business associate had access to its hospital database containing electronic protected health information (e-PHI) of more than 289,000 patients in order to perform payment and operations activities on its behalf.

«Establish (and implement as needed) policies and procedures for responding to an emergency or other occurrence (for example, fire, vandalism, system failure, and natural disaster) that damages systems that contain electronic protected health information.»

Not exact matches

Thousands of electronic comments submitted to the FCC's website contain identical, duplicated messages that favor rolling back the 2015 rules, which were intended to protect websites and online services from being slowed or blocked by Internet service providers.

Because your master directory contains much sensitive information, it's crucial that you keep it safe — either in a password - protected electronic document or, if a paper document, under lock and key.

«Lawyers who send documents in electronic form to opposing counsel have a duty to exercise reasonable care to ensure that metadata containing confidential information protected by the attorney client privilege and the work product doctrine is not disclosed during the transmission process.»

Border officers must consult with CBP senior counsels before searching any electronic devices allegedly containing privileged or protected material.

The Arguments The Province argued that the electronic databases contain the same personal medical information that is contained in the original medical records, and that it is this specific medical information that s. (2)(5)(b) promises to protect.

We note that a covered entity may conduct the electronic funds transfer portion of the two payment standard transactions with a financial institution without restriction, because it contains no protected health information.

The protected health information contained in the electronic remittance advice or the premium payment enrollee data portions of the transactions is not necessary either to conduct the funds transfer or to forward the transactions.

For example, information contained in a paper record may be scanned and transmitted worldwide almost as easily as the same information contained in an electronic claims transaction, but would potentially not be protected.

Moreover, they argued that computer back - up files may contain protected health information, but business partners can not be expected to destroy entire electronic back - up files just because part of the information that they contain is from a client for whom they have completed work.