by Roy Huggins | Nov 18, 2013 | Product and Service Writeups, Clinician Resources, HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Tech For Your Practice
Google will now give a Business Associate contract for Gmail, Drive, and Calendar for business. Does this mean health care folks can use those products now?
by Roy Huggins | Last Updated: Oct 16, 2016 | Originally Published: Oct 6, 2013 | Communication Tech for Clinicians (Email, Texting, etc.), Clinician Resources, HIPAA and Security for Clinicians
A major upside of the 2013 HIPAA Omnibus Rule was the clarification that clients can request to receive unencrypted emails if first informed of the risks.
by Roy Huggins | Last Updated: Dec 6, 2019 | Originally Published: Jan 12, 2013 | Communication Tech for Clinicians (Email, Texting, etc.), Clinician Resources, HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Step 1: Services
Clinicians need to make sure our email communications are protected. But “protected” doesn’t always mean what you think it means.
by Roy Huggins | Jun 18, 2012 | Product and Service Writeups, Clinician Resources, Communication Tech for Clinicians (Email, Texting, etc.), HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Step 1: Services, The Internet for Clinicians
Gmail uses encryption, but not in the ways you may think. Find out how the giant of consumer email helps — and doesn’t help — us as clinicians.
by Roy Huggins | Dec 11, 2011 | HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Clinician Resources
For professional therapists, confidentiality is a big issue. Did you ever think you’d know as much as you do about shredders, locking file cabinets and white noise generators? With electronic communication with clients quickly becoming a norm for our profession, it’s time to add encryption to the list of things we know how to use. […]