HIPAA requires “covered entities” to protect the _______ and security of individuals’ personal health information A. Rights B. Privacy C. Cost D. Details

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HIPAA requires “covered entities” to protect the _______ and security of individuals’ personal health information

A.
Rights

B.
Privacy

C.
Cost

D.
Details

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