The informatics nurse is preparing to discuss the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) security rule with a group of new colleagues. What should the nurse explain about this rule and the use of technology?
A) Does not specify the use of particular technology
B) Refers to the Joint Commission standards for technology
C) Specifies the utilization of HIPAA approved technology
D) Provides a monthly web-based list of approved technology
A) Does not specify the use of particular technology
Explanation: A) HIPAA does not specify the use of particular technologies. It does call for each organization to determine threats and take appropriate protective measures based on their specific needs.
B) HIPAA does not refer to the Joint Commission standards for technology.
C) HIPAA does not specify the use of particular technologies.
D) HIPAA does not provide a monthly web-based list of approved technology.
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