Transmitting protected health information to and from a client across networks by regular email is preferable to faxing.

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Regular email is not considered secure for transmitting protected health information (PHI) due to the lack of encryption and potential for interception, whereas faxing, although not entirely secure, is generally considered more secure than unencrypted email for transmitting PHI.

Transmitting Protected Health Information to and from a Client Across