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    The HIPAA Rule Does Not Require Specific Technologies to Be
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The HIPAA Rule Does Not Require Specific Technologies to Be

Question 1144

Question 1144

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The HIPAA rule does not require specific technologies to be used but rather provides direction on the outcome. The term used to describe this philosophy is


A) technology free.
B) technology neutral.
C) administrative rules.
D) generic technology.

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