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ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 2004

HIPAA Privacy One Year Out: Developments and Lessons Learned

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little more than a year ago, many of us were frantically copying Privacy Notices, completing HIPAA training and tweaking our privacy policies. While some commentators predicted mass chaos after April 14, 2003 as a result of the HIPAA privacy requirements, the intervening year has been manageable, thanks to the diligent efforts of the health care community in preparing for compliance. HIPAA is not just a test that a covered entity passed or failed on April 14, 2003, however; compliance is an ong

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Jennifer Willcox
Jennifer Willcox

I. Introduction

A little more than a year ago, many of us were frantically copying Privacy Notices, completing HIPAA training and tweaking our privacy policies. While some commentators predicted mass chaos after April 14, 2003 as a result of the HIPAA privacy requirements, the intervening year has been manageable, thanks to the diligent efforts of the health care community in preparing for compliance. HIPAA is not just a test that a covered entity passed or failed on April 14, 2003, however; compliance is an ongoing process. This Advisory summarizes some of the past year's important HIPAA developments, and reminds providers about compliance deadlines that are now upon us.

II. Complaints and Enforcement

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