At the “It’s 9 a.m.: Do You Know Where Your Data Is?” session at Fox Rothschild’s second annual Privacy Summit on Wednesday, a group of health care in-house privacy attorneys highlighted that there remains a lack of privacy controls in the health care industry, despite current regulations.

Panelists at the summit included Michael DePalma, a nonlawyer and CEO of data rights organization Hu-manity; Rachel Hammond, a New Jersey Department of Health data privacy attorney; Nikkia Squires, senior counsel at the Christiana Care Health System; and Lauren Steinfeld, chief privacy officer for Penn Medicine.

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