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Uses or disclosures that are required by other law.Disclosures to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) when disclosure of information is required under the Privacy Rule for enforcement purposes.Uses or disclosures required for compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Administrative Simplification Rules.Uses or disclosures made pursuant to an individualвЂ™s authorization.Disclosures to the individual who is the subject of the information.Disclosures to or requests by a health care provider for treatment purposes.The minimum necessary standard does not apply to the following: The Privacy Rule generally requires covered entities to take reasonable steps to limit the use or disclosure of, and requests for, protected health information to the minimum necessary to accomplish the intended purpose. The Privacy RuleвЂ™s requirements for minimum necessary are designed to be sufficiently flexible to accommodate the various circumstances of any covered entity. The minimum necessary standard requires covered entities to evaluate their practices and enhance safeguards as needed to limit unnecessary or inappropriate access to and disclosure of protected health information. It is based on sound current practice that protected health information should not be used or disclosed when it is not necessary to satisfy a particular purpose or carry out a function. The minimum necessary standard, a key protection of the HIPAA Privacy Rule, is derived from confidentiality codes and practices in common use today.

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Other Administrative Simplification RulesД¤5 CFR 164.502(b), 164.514(d) ( Download a copy in PDF).Covered Entities & Business Associates has sub items, about Covered Entities & Business Associates.Patient Safety has sub items, about Patient Safety.Mental Health & Substance Use Disorders.Gender Affirming Care, Civil Rights, and Privacy.Special Topics has sub items, about Special Topics.Compliance & Enforcement has sub items, about Compliance & Enforcement.Breach Notification has sub items, about Breach Notification.Organosilicone spray adjuvants may therefore contribute to the ongoing global decline in honey bee health. Impairment of this learning ability may have serious implications for foraging efficiency at the colony level, as well as potentially many social interactions. Olfactory learning is important for foraging honey bees because it allows them to exploit the most productive floral resources in an area at any given time. Ingestion was required for the tested adjuvant to have an effect on learning, as exposure via antennal contact only induced no level of impairment.ДЄ decrease in percent conditioned response after ingestion of organosilicone surfactants has been demonstrated here for the first time. Organosilicones were more active than the nonionic adjuvants, while the crop oil concentrates were inactive. Learning was impaired after ingestion of 20 Вµg organosilicone surfactant, indicating harmful effects on honey bees caused by agrochemicals previously believed to be innocuous. Three different adjuvant classes (nonionic surfactants, crop oil concentrates, and organosilicone surfactants) were investigated in this study. It was previously unknown whether these agrochemicals have any deleterious effects on honey bee behavior.ДЄn improved, automated version of the proboscis extension reflex (PER) assay with a high degree of trial-to-trial reproducibility was used to measure the olfactory learning ability of honey bees treated orally with sublethal doses of the most widely used spray adjuvants on almonds in the Central Valley of California. Honey bees are exposed to a wide array of pesticides as they conduct normal foraging operations, meaning that they are likely exposed to spray adjuvants as well. The adjuvants themselves are largely assumed to be biologically inert and are therefore subject to minimal scrutiny and toxicological testing by regulatory agencies. Spray adjuvants are often applied to crops in conjunction with agricultural pesticides in order to boost the efficacy of the active ingredient(s).

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