Most hospitals are still violating HIPAA by using web tracking tools

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Top Story Most Hospitals Are Still Violating HIPAA By Using Web Tracking Tools, Despite Federal Warnings The federal government has warned hospitals that using third-party analytics tools on their websites could violate HIPAA, and more than 20 hospitals are facing class-action lawsuits over the use of these tools. But a recent analysis found that hospitals are doing a poor job of fixing their websites and preventing patient data collection. Sponsored Content Navigating Healthcare's Data Revolution: Priorities, Opportunities, and Challenges for Health Systems Presented by Arcadia Arcadia recently partnered with HIMSS Market Insights to survey executives, IT, technology, and clinical leaders. Here's what we found. Learn More>> Hurry, Your Chance to Save $100 Ends on 9/22 Network with the best, connect with investors, find new partners, checkout the latest innovative startups in FemTech, participate in riveting panel discussions and so much more. Don't miss this great opportunity to further yourself and your organization. Join us October 26th at Pegasus Park in Dallas. Reserve Your Seat Now

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