Hipaa Tapes
by admin on Wednesday, October 19th, 2005 | Comments Off
hipaa tapes
Are tape based handheld recorders used for medical dictation HIPAA Compliant? Clairification.?
If we move to digital hand held recorders we will be docking them with a PC for secure download into a dictation system. There will not be removeable media. I know this method of medical dictation is more secure, but is there any documentation out there supporting this claim that I can use as ammunition to convince my physicians to switch from cassette based recorders. HIPAA must weigh in on this somewhere. Any ideas?
Use Dictaphone.
Ask your local Radiologist.
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