The Privacy Rule grants to patients, subjects and participants in research
the following rights regarding their protected
health information (PHI):
- A right not to have PHI used in research unless Privacy Rule requirements
are satisfied.
- A right, upon request, to an accounting
of disclosures of PHI, except for disclosures permitted by a signed
authorization.
- A right to revoke an authorization for use or disclosure of PHI for
research purposes, to the extent researchers have not already relied
on the authorization.
- A right to file complaints with a covered
entity and with the federal Department of Health and Human Services.
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Last updated:
September 23, 2003
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