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Patient names (first and last name or last name and initial) are one of the 18 identifiers classed as protected health information (PHI) in the HIPAA Privacy Rule. ... Sending an email containing PHI to an incorrect recipient would be an unauthorized disclosure and a violation of HIPAA.
Maybe you were looking for one of these abbreviations: ART — ARTIST — ART — ARCTIC — ART ICCAT — ARTICULATE — ARTIE — ARTIE — ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE — ACTINIUM.
Another common way to abbreviate “with” is by just the letter “w” followed by a right slash, i.e., “w/”, and in this form the abbreviation is also often appended directly to the following word, as in “w/bath.”
HIPAA violation: yes. Some say no but in reality, it's yes because someone can still be identifiable through the information. ... However, even without mentioning names one must keep in mind if a patient can identify themselves in what you write about this may be a violation of HIPAA.
Another common way to abbreviate “with” is by just the letter “w” followed by a right slash, i.e., “w/”, and in this form the abbreviation is also often appended directly to the following word, as in “w/bath.”
· at. · ING. To shorten (a word or phrase) by omitting letters, substituting shorter forms, etc., so that the shortened form can represent the whole word or phrase, as ft. for foot, ab.
An abbreviation (from Latin breves, meaning short) is a shortened form of a word or phrase, by any method.
In American English, Now is a “standard abbreviation” for North. For instance, see American Heritage Dictionary, which gives the two-letter abbreviation with a period (No. Or no.)
When the indefinite article is used before an acronym, the choice of form (a or a) depends on pronunciation, not on spelling; in other words, use an if the acronym begins with a consonant sound, and an if it begins with a vowel sound: a NATO decision (a before the consonant sound n)
2 Answers. The “a” v. “a” distinction is phonetically based. If you say L T I, when you pronounce the letter L is pronounced “El” (as in the proper name “Eleanor”) which starts with a vowel. If the acronym had been dispensed with, you would have used “A” instead.
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