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irisblue

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7. I am not an attorney, take this as a curious researcher

Reply to PoindexterOglethorpe (Reply #5)

Thu Jul 20, 2023, 11:24 AM

Jul 2023

State and local laws also apply to health care information stored about patients. HIPAA does not override State law provisions that are at least as protective as HIPAA.Sep 5, 2017

https://www.healthit.gov › topic › h...
HIPAA versus State Laws | HealthIT.gov

I will also point out that in Ohio, many physicians have become very very restrictive about prescription pain meds for chronic pain patients. There is a lot of pressure on physicians/PAs

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Yost(R) wants med records of women who have out of state abortions [View all] irisblue Jul 2023 OP

Naturally it's only brain boiled bible beater red states that want this shit. The_Casual_Observer Jul 2023 #1

Republicans are not only in our bedrooms, they're in our lawyer's offices too bucolic_frolic Jul 2023 #2

Threats to criminalize out-of-state abortions are a scary reminder of 1850s America irisblue Jul 2023 #3

+100 Freethinker65 Jul 2023 #4

Got it, I can't believe this, and other extremist Hell now. appalachiablue Jul 2023 #6

First off, doesn't federal law protect the privacy of our medical records? PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2023 #5

I am not an attorney, take this as a curious researcher irisblue Jul 2023 #7