Is there a time limit reporting a HEPA violation and what kind of proof is needed?
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Is there a time limit reporting a HEPA violation and what kind of proof is needed?
Asked on January 4, 2013 under Malpractice Law, Wisconsin
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
A Hippa violation ordinarily is an administrative claim to be reported against a health care provider for violation of medical confidence to be reported to the state's medical association. Ordinarily such needs to be reported within a year of the alleged violation.
Proof can simply be written statements of what was said with names, addresses, telephone numbers of witnesses to the alleged violation.
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