Lions (Quick-Peeks), Tigers (Clawbacks), and Bears (Archiving & eDiscovery), Oh My!
The most comprehensive piece I have read to date on the differences between Quick-Peeks and Clawback Agreements was authored by Ralph Losey (http://bit.ly/kk1V5z). In a careful and thoughtful analysis, he succinctly outlines and clarifies the scope of these agreements, when they should be utilized, and how to draft them to safeguard privileged documents from potential waiver claims
Preserve Patient Records with Automated Regulatory Compliance
As healthcare is rapidly changing, we KNOW that PHI can be found throughout the modern healthcare organization. HIPAA clearly states that PHI must be protected regardless of the media or format. How do we as providers meet this regulatory requirement with all these new channels such as email, texting, collaboration tools and Social Media? How can we protect our information while constantly being asked to share it?
One of reasons items aren't archived
Today I was fighting with the pretty often case. User complained scheduled archiving doesn't archive items thus the mailbox reaches its quota. Usually the reason of that is lot of new items or items were restored recently, which aren't eligible for archiving by age. But this time I saw a lot of old items, which were not archived.Social Media, Archiving and eDiscovery
Social media is no longer new news. What is though, is how to collect, preserve and review that data when it comes time to in litigation. This process starts with having a sounds policy and understanding how your organization is using Social Media. There are a multitude of resources like this webcast,
