Re: detecting medical isotopes at airport security

[alstonchris@netscape.net]

Hi Carol



I'm not sure that HIPAA rules would apply here, since the disclosure of information would be at the discretion of the pt.  But, it looks like a good issue for the lawyers to bill some hours to.



Cheers

cja













Carol Marcus <csmarcus@ucla.edu> wrote:

>check.  However, I guess that would now be a HIPAA violation!

>Ciao, Carol

>Carol S. Marcus, Ph.D., M.D.

><csmarcus@ucla.edu> 



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