1 year ago

What is the most serious consequence for intentionally breaching phi security?.

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horsena [70]1 year ago

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The most serious consequence for intentionally breaching PHI security is that the person will be fined and fired.

<h3>What is the penalty if PHI is breached?</h3>

In a case where someone intentionally breach PHI, depending on the gravity, it will attract fine or can be fired.

If there is unsecured PHI in the breach, which encompass like500 individuals, the media outlet in that jurisdiction must be notified so as to determine the next action or penalty.

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