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3. sThe privacy of health information: consents and authorizations under HIPAA.

Author

Lovitky, Jeffrey A.

Subjects
Privacy, Right of -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medical records -- Access control -- Laws, regulations and rules, Informed consent (Medical law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Abstract

Privacy of health information is an area of growing concern to most Americans. Vast quantities of patient information are now disclosed through a single stroke on the keyboard. The disclosure [...]

Published
2002

4. Using the OIG model compliance programs to fight fraud

Author

Lovitky, Jeffrey A. and Ahern, Jack

Subjects
Health care industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Hospitals -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medicare fraud -- Prevention
Abstract

Many healthcare organizations already have implemented compliance programs for their facilities. However, in light of recent fines and continued scrutiny of such programs by the HHS Office of Inspector General [...]

Published
2002

6. Designing compliance programs that foster ethical behavior

Author

Lovitky, Jeffrey A. and Ahern, Jack

Subjects
Business ethics -- Analysis, Health care industry -- Management -- Analysis, Medical care -- Analysis, Health care industry, Company business management, Business
Abstract

The Federal government continues to expand its initiatives to uncover healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse. It is therefore more important than ever that healthcare organizations have an effective compliance program [...]

Published
1999

12. Health care fraud: a growing problem

Author

Lovitky, Jeffrey A.

Subjects
Medicare fraud -- Analysis, Insurance fraud -- Analysis, Medical care -- Laws, regulations and rules, Health
Published
1997

19. THE PRIVACY OF HEALTH INFORMATION.

Author

Lovitky, Jeffrey A.

Subjects
*MEDICAL record laws, *DISCLOSURE laws
Abstract

Privacy of health information is an area of growing concern to most Americans. Vast quantities of patient information are now disclosed through a single stroke on the keyboard. The disclosure of such information may result in lost job opportunities and other forms of personal harm. Moreover, the likelihood of injury resulting from such disclosures will increase due to the growing use of genetic profiling. As a result of these concerns, many health care consumers will not disclose even to physicians information which is necessary for proper medical diagnosis and treatment. Medical records may be the most personal information which is recorded about an individual, and yet, until recently, the federal government has done little to ensure the privacy of this data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2002

20. Same faces, same old party

Author

Lagomarsino, Robert J. and Lovitky, Jeffrey, A.

Subjects
Bulgaria -- Political aspects, Communist leadership -- Bulgaria, Business, Business, general, Bulgarian Communist Party -- Political activity
Published
1990

21. Systems integrators face tough challenge in trying to comply with Walsh-Healy Act

Author

Lovitky, Jeffrey A.

Subjects
Government regulation, Microcomputer industry, Computer systems integrator, Computer industry, Computer systems integrators -- Laws, regulations and rules, Computer industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Labor costs -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

Systems Integrators Face Tough Challenge In Trying to comply With Walsh-Healy Act Systems integrators who sell to the federal government are finding it more difficult to comply with the Walsh-Healy […]

Published
1990

22. Qui tam litigation: A practical primer.

Author

Lovitky, Jeffrey A.

Subjects
POPULAR actions, CITIZEN suits (Civil procedure), FRAUD, JUSTICE administration
Abstract

Elaborates on the procedures that lawyers must follow in any litigation involving qui tam suits, a type of legal action that permits private individuals to sue on behalf of the United States to recover money that is fraudulently obtained. Types of claims prosecuted under the federal Civil False Claims Act; Representation of relator; Notification of the government; Application of public disclosure bar.

Published
1999

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