In very brief summary, the main requirements for a BAA are to: 1  Whitelist the permitted uses and disclosures of PHI. Anything not in the whitelist is not allowed. 2  Recite things you have to do anyways under the regulations (comply with the Security Rule, report non-whitelisted uses and disclosures, obey HHS).
Dr. Stevan Cordas Dr. Cordas. 1  Contagious: 24 hours after you are done having a fever whether you take tamiflu (oseltamivir) or not (without anything to take away the fever). 2  Take good precaution: It is hard to say if you are still contagious, maybe not. 3  Flu: You are contagious with a fever and a few days after.
It shortens the duration of the symptoms and makes them less severe when taken within 48 hours of your first symptoms. So, the criteria for when you can consider yourself no longer contagious is the same with or without Tamiflu. But the length of time can vary from individual to individual. According to the CDC, you can consider yourself no longer contagious after 24 straight hours from your last fever (when not taking fever reducers). That will likely be sooner for someone taking tamiflu than it is for someone who is not.