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Subject: HIPPA rules
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2014 19:39:45 -0700
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I'm wondering if anyone has dealt with building applications using CouchDB =
while having to follow HIPPA compliance?
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My question is, what information follows under these rules? For example, if=
 I"m storing:
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- Patients Name
- Patients Email
- Supplements 'Prescribed'
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Does this fall under HIPPA rules?
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or would additional information require HIPPA compliance, for example:
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- Social Security Number
- DOB
- Medical Conditions
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There does not seem to be a set checklist of what information would make an=
 application fall under the rules or not.

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