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HIPAA State Preemption Analysis
State: District of Columbia
Updated as of October 2002
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State |
State |
Preemption Analysis Project Status |
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District of Columbia |
Debi Tucker |
The only law to which preemption applies is the mental health law, which the Georgetown Health Privacy group already analyzed. The D.C. Association covered this law in a workshop for stakeholders held June 28. |
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