What if a parent cannot consent to releasing their medical records? If a person’s parent cannot complete the HIPAA release form, they must become a: ...

This article examines the limitations of existing consent mechanisms and proposes scalable, user-centric solutions that enhance transparency while meeting legal requirements.

Oklahoma's HB 1018 would mandate written consent for pelvic exams on unconscious women, addressing a long-standing issue of consent in medical practices.

The first is to ask the IRB to approve a simpler form of the required authorization language either within the body of the written consent itself or separately as the standalone form ["HIPAA Statement ...

Patients have rights granted and enforced by law, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), which protects medical information from being disclosed without your consent.

POWR has been a provider of fully customizable forms since 2014, with over 12,000,000 installs in over 200 countries, but HIPAA-compliant forms have only become a reality today.

Orchid announces new HIPAA-compliant AI scribe for mental health An exclusive look at what's billed as a first-of-its-kind, EHR-agnostic automated clinical notetaking tool. It uses artificial ...

Approved Consent Forms Research Integrity & Security staff electronically place the IRB approval date in the header or footer of each page of approved consent forms and publish the date-stamped, ...

NOTE: To ensure compliance with requirements for obtaining and documenting informed consent, the VASNHCS Research Compliance Officer routinely audits consent forms for most research studies and ...

This guide includes everything employers need to know about HIPAA requirements, as well as a HIPAA compliance checklist.

Trial sponsors have struggled to improve trial diversity. Homing in on informed consent may be the key to changing that—with the welcome side effect of empowering patients to participate in ...

Congressional inaction regarding health privacy laws robs Americans of ownership over their health data, argues Senator Bill Cassidy, ranking member of the Senate HELP committee.