To assist you with the transition away from the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE), SHEA has distilled many of the most important pieces of information into a high-level of summary of what you will need to know. The information organized in the table below was taken from a number of federal guidance documents, memos, and web sites that discuss what is and is not changing after May 11. Although this information is comprehensive, readers are encouraged to also review original sources provided on this resource page.
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HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) is ending HIPAA enforcement discretion There will be a 90-day transition period in effect between on May 12, 2023 and August 9, 2023. This includes:
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Notes:
Events
The following upcoming events are opportunities to learn more about the end of the PHE. Thanks to all of you who submitted questions already. Please continue to submit your questions via email. We will make every effort to address your questions though one of these platforms.
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Other Summaries & Toolkits