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Leyes de grabación médica de Hawai: derechos del paciente, HIPAA y reglas de consentimiento (2026)

Por Equipo Editorial de Recording LawRevisado 4 de noviembre de 20267 min de lectura
Leyes de grabación médica de Hawai: derechos del paciente, HIPAA y reglas de consentimiento (2026)

Actualizaciones

Pointed hidden cameras that capture patients undressing to the HRS 711-1110.9 felony and stopped describing one-party consent as a right that overrides a provider's policy.

We corrected this page to say that Hawaii law makes a patient's own recording legal but does not force a provider to allow it, fixed how HIPAA is described (it limits providers, not patients), removed an unsupported claim about abandonment liability, explained the private-place law's uncertain reach more accurately, and clarified the TAKE IT DOWN Act dates.

Removed a case citation, State v. Okubo, that was used to vouch for a patient's right to record their own appointment; the case is a 1980s criminal evidence-suppression appeal about government monitoring, not a citizen-recording-rights ruling, so the one-party rule is now grounded directly in the statute's text.

Fuentes y referencias

  1. Hawaii Revised Statutes 803-42 - Interceptación de comunicaciones por cable, orales o electrónicas(capitol.hawaii.gov).gov
  2. Hawaii Revised Statutes 711-1111 - Violación de la privacidad en segundo grado(capitol.hawaii.gov).gov
  3. Hawaii Revised Statutes 803-48 - Recuperación de daños civiles autorizada(capitol.hawaii.gov).gov
  4. 45 CFR Part 164 - Reglas de seguridad y privacidad de HIPAA(ecfr.gov).gov
  5. Departamento de Salud de Hawai(health.hawaii.gov).gov
  6. Oficina de Derechos Civiles de HHS(hhs.gov).gov
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