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Use of Tracker by Hospitals Likely Violates HIPAA. Experts contacted in the article, including a former head of HIPAA enforcement for the Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Civil Rights expressed concern about the legality of the data transfer without patient authorization. It is quite likely a HIPAA violation.”.
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