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Telehealth has become a key tool for delivering behavioral health treatment. This resource offers practical guidance for evaluating telehealth vendors and technologies, establishing appropriate safeguards, and supporting patients in protecting…
This brief, animated video is intended to improve knowledge and awareness among family and caregivers about their adult child’s privacy rights related to receiving treatment services for substance use disorder.
This resource answers common questions parents and caregivers have about what
Part 2 means for them and how they can continue to support their adult child’s recovery.
This NPP provides information to patients on how federal law protects the confidentiality of their protected health information (PHI), including any Part 2-protected substance use disorder treatment records.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office for Civil Rights (OCR), issued a Model Part 2 Patient Notice for Part 2 programs. The Patient Notice explains how federal law protects the confidentiality of patients’ SUD treatment records.
This podcast features a discussion with Jacqueline Seitz, JD from the CoE-PHI about the the 2024 Final Rule amending 42 CFR Part 2 (Part 2), and what the regulatory changes mean for providers and organizations.
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