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As reported previously on this blog series, the requirements under HIPAAHITECH statutes and regulations for public disclosure of security breaches of Protected Health Information ("PHI") have been bringing to light new breaches of PHI security and direct intervention by attorneys general with respect to such breaches
As reported previously on this blog relative to cases brought by former Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal (the "Connecticut Action") and Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller (the "Indiana Action"), the HIPAAHITECH statutes and regulations regarding public disclosure of security breaches of Protected Health Information ("PHI") have encouraged direct intervention by state attorneys general with respect to such breaches
