HIPAA Violator Sentenced to Prison

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Indictment Alleges HIPAA Violations

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Healthcare & Technology: HIPAA Privacy Violator gets 4 months in Federal Prison!

myhealthtechblog.com — “Link: Prison for HIPAA Privacy Violator Huping Zhou, a cardiothoracic surgeon in China before immigrating to the United States, was employed at UCLA in 2003. On Oct. 23, 2003, he received a notice of intent to dismiss him for performance reasons that did not include illegal access of medical records. That evening, he accessed medical records of his superior and co-workers, and during three other periods during the next four weeks accessed UCLA patient records, many of them involving celebrities,” View full resource at myhealthtechblog.com

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Jail Time For HIPAA Violator

healthleadersmedia.com — “United States Magistrate Judge Andrew J. Wistrich sentenced a former UCLA Healthcare System employee who admitted snooping at patients records to four” View full resource at healthleadersmedia.com

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HIPAA.com - Prison Time for Privacy Breach of PHI; OCR Breach List Continues to Grow; More Training Needed

hipaa.com — “HDM Daily reported on April 29, 2010, a four month federal prison sentence for a HIPAA privacy violation. On the same day, OCR at HHS reported on its Web site 67 entities that have reported breaches affecting 500 or more individuals since the breach notification rule became effective. HIPAA.com believes that these two reports illustrate the need for more privacy and security training, and invite readers to sign up on the hipaa.com Web site for more information in May about training from HIPAA Sc” View full resource at hipaa.com

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Health worker is first HIPAA privacy violator to get jail time - SC Magazine US

scmagazineus.com — “A former UCLA Health System employee, apparently disgruntled over an impending firing, has been sentenced to four months in federal prison after pleading guilty in January to illegally snooping into patient records, mainly those belonging to celebrities.” View full resource at scmagazineus.com

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Ex-UCLA researcher was sentenced to 4 mo in prison for illegally perusing medical records... #HIPAA

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HIPAA Violation Leads to Prison Term

healthcareinfosecurity.com — “A surgeon who was a former UCLA Healthcare System employee has been sentenced to four months in prison after admitting he illegally read private electronic medical records of celebrities and others.” View full resource at healthcareinfosecurity.com

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HIPAA Violation Leads to Prison Term http://www.healthcareinfosecurity.com/articles.php?art_id=2470

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Healthcare Security/Privacy: Three sentenced for privacy violations in Pressly case

healthcaresecprivacy.blogspot.com — “Discussions of Privacy and Security in Healthcare by John Moehrke. Topics: Consent, Access Control, Audit Control, Accounting of Disclosures, Identity, Authorization, Authentication, Encryption, Digital Signatures, Transport Security, Portable Media Security, De-Identification, Pseudonymization, Anonymization, and Time Synchronization. IHE Profiles: XUA, ATNA, EUA, PWP, and BPPC. Organizations: IHE, HL7, DICOM, ISO TC215, OASIS, IETF, HITSP, NHIN, HIT-Standards, HIT-Policy, epSOS, and CCHIT.” View full resource at healthcaresecprivacy.blogspot.com

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