HIPAA Compliance
HIPAA's Impact Since Its 1996 Implementation: What You Need to Know
When the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, better known as HIPAA, was introduced in 1996, it brought about a revolution in the way healthcare information was handled in the United States. At its core, HIPAA was designed to protect patient privacy, ensuring that sensitive medical information remained confidential. But it wasn't just about privacy; the act also aimed to streamline the healthcare industry and improve the efficiency of information sharing. Over the years, HIPAA has had a profound impact on healthcare practices, influencing everything from administrative tasks to patient care. Let’s explore the journey of HIPAA since its inception and understand its implications for healthcare professionals today.
F
By Feather Staff
