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The HIPAA Security Rule contains the following safeguards except for reliability.
The HIPAA Security Rule demands physicians to safeguard patients' electronically held, protected health data (“ePHI”) by utilizing reasonable managerial, physical and specialized protection to guarantee the confidentiality, innocence, and safety of this information.
These rules mandate three sorts of securities: administrative, physical, and technical.
The Privacy Rule shields the physical security and confidentiality of PHI in all designs including electronic, paper, and oral. The HIPAA Security Rule on the other hand only negotiates with the protection of ePHI or electronic PHI that is created, accepted, used, possessed, or held.
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