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In the discussion thread: Question: How is Texas Anti-Abortion law not a violation of HIPPA laws? [View all]

Wed Sep 1, 2021, 02:39 PM

hlthe2b (96,479 posts)

2. psst... HIPAA

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Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

And, the answer, they don't give a damn. Women, in their opinion, have no rights. They are the American Taliban.

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28 replies	Author	Time	Post
Question: How is Texas Anti-Abortion law not a violation of HIPPA laws? [View all]	mackdaddy	Sep 2021	OP
Interesting	Maine Abu El Banat	Sep 2021	#1
psst... HIPAA	hlthe2b	Sep 2021	#2
psst...damn	Gruenemann	Sep 2021	#17
Recommended.	H2O Man	Sep 2021	#3
What are the laws against false accusations?	jmbar2	Sep 2021	#4
+1	treestar	Sep 2021	#7
Pretty easy really. HIPAA is not what people think it is.	Maru Kitteh	Sep 2021	#5
Not defending the Texas law, but can you explain how the HIPAA violation would occur?	Caliman73	Sep 2021	#6
As I understand it, ANYONE can bring a civil lawsuit against someone who Aids in an abortion.	mackdaddy	Sep 2021	#8
How would they know? First off they could be family or friends ...	Hugh_Lebowski	Sep 2021	#9
The Texas law bans abortions after six weeks- determining that may involve HIPAA breach	Fiendish Thingy	Sep 2021	#13
My wife spent her last five years as an RN before retiring	Mr.Bill	Sep 2021	#24
Yeah but what is the bar to be able to do that.	CrackityJones75	Sep 2021	#26
That would be up to a judge. It's usually in regards to an investigation.	Mr.Bill	Sep 2021	#28
HIPPA tells health professionals how they must act to protect patients' privacy	FakeNoose	Sep 2021	#10
HIPAA only counts	piddyprints	Sep 2021	#11
HIPAA does NOT "count when you're asking anti-vaxxers about their vaccination status"	WillowTree	Sep 2021	#15
But the individual could decline to reply.	Fiendish Thingy	Sep 2021	#18
I suggest you actually read the law	WillowTree	Sep 2021	#20
My comments were all within the context of the law	Fiendish Thingy	Sep 2021	#22
I was being facetious.	piddyprints	Sep 2021	#25
First of all, it's HIPAA, not HIPPA	WillowTree	Sep 2021	#12
See my post #13	Fiendish Thingy	Sep 2021	#14
See my post #15	WillowTree	Sep 2021	#16
The first lawsuits filed surrounding a natural miscarriage should be countered with huge ones.	roamer65	Sep 2021	#19
That was going to be my question.	llmart	Sep 2021	#21
+10000	roamer65	Sep 2021	#23
Someday the women in this country	CrackityJones75	Sep 2021	#27

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