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Proposed emergency public health bills COVID-19 Tech Privacy By Jessica Davis February 2, 2021 – A group of Democratic senators and congressmensuggested legislation designed to address the privacy and security issues associated with technologies used for the COVID-19 response, including contact tracking apps, digital monitoring tools, and vaccine appointment scheduling apps. The Public Health Emergency Privacy Act was introduced end of Thursday January 28, by Sens. Mark Warner, D-Virginia and Richard Blumenthal, D-Connecticut, apart from Reps. Anna Eshoo, California D, Jan Schakelowsky, Illinois D, and Suzan DelBene, Washington D. Recommended The bill aims to address a major issue posed by many of these third-party apps – the majority are not covered by HIPAA. The Office for Civil Rights also recently applied enforcement discretion for non-HIPAA web scheduling apps to accelerate adoption and support vaccine rollout.

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