Violations of Protected Health Information (PHI)

What are the Violations of the Protected Health Information (PHI)?

What actions constitute violations of PHI?

Violations of PHI

The violations of Protected Health Information (PHI) include:

1. Not washing hands or wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Failure to follow proper hygiene practices, such as washing hands or wearing PPE, can lead to the unauthorized disclosure of patient information.

2. Removing a LOCK-OUT label: Removing a LOCK-OUT label from equipment can compromise patient privacy and safety, as it indicates that the equipment may not be safe for use.

3. Sharing patient information: Disclosing patients' information without proper authorization can violate PHI regulations and compromise the privacy of individuals.

4. Posting patient issues on social media: Sharing patient-related concerns or information on social media platforms without consent can lead to breaches of patient confidentiality and trust.

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