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This could elevate a lot of problems we have with our public healthcare(Canada).
Will you sign a BAA for HIPAA covered entities?
They list it under their "legal documents" page: https://www.nabla.com/docs/business-associate-agreement
This is a task that perhaps can be supported with AI some day, but there are fields that deserve the application of a mature technology, not the gold rush rush game of integrating today's hottest thing.
I feel uncomfortable knowing doctor would use anything like this. How are 2 party consent states handled? Is this HIPPA compliant?
Imagine a doctor instead mumbled his notes in a non native accent into a dictation machine, and had someone on minimum wage type them up?
I feel uncomfortable knowing doctor would use anything like this. How are 2 party consent states handled? Is this HIPPA compliant?
HIPAA only applies to healthcare providers I think. Private companies like the extension maker can do whatever they want. At least that’s what someone on the internet told me and maybe it’s wrong.
https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/covered-entities...
> If a covered entity engages a business associate to help it carry out its health care activities and functions, the covered entity must have a written business associate contract or other arrangement with the business associate that establishes specifically what the business associate has been engaged to do and requires the business associate to comply with the Rules’ requirements to protect the privacy and security of protected health information.
I feel uncomfortable knowing doctor would use anything like this. How are 2 party consent states handled? Is this HIPPA compliant?
HIPAA only applies to healthcare providers I think. Private companies like the extension maker can do whatever they want. At least that’s what someone on the internet told me and maybe it’s wrong.
"If you handle, store or transmit protected health information (PHI) to or from a covered entity then you need to be HIPAA compliant."
Source: https://github.com/truevault/hipaa-compliance-developers-gui...
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Imagine a doctor instead mumbled his notes in a non native accent into a dictation machine, and had someone on minimum wage type them up?
Um there is dictation tools which are HIPPA compliant?
I like the idea, but I would like it even more if it was on-prem. The doctors (at least in EU) will be very wary of having their client meeting essentially recorded by a third party. With this as a cloud SaaS, patient confidentiality is essentially broken since the raw data is available to you while you transcribe it. I understand that you compete with "google speech-to-text" but this is not a feature meant to be use…
There are so many regulations and certifications to do that there are no chances anyone will have money and time to do all paperwork to host it on-perm. Because of these regulatory reasons most hospitals use so old systems that it surprises no one to see Windows XP with IE6 there. I had the pleasure myself of fixing a Material Angular bug that wasn't displaying form fields validation correctly in IE6 only 2 years ago…