Course Outline
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- HIPAA Privacy Rule
- Introduction
- What is HIPAA?
- Relevant Components of HIPAA
- What is the HIPAA Privacy Rule?
- What Information is Protected?
- The HIPAA Privacy Rule
- Who Does HIPAA Apply To?
- Importance of Privacy
- Patients' Rights Under HIPAA
- Case Study: Accessing PHI You are answering the office phone today. A person claiming to be a patient whose voice you do not recognize, calls demandin...
- Which of the following individuals, organizations, or agencies are covered by HIPAA?
- Requirements and Safeguards
- Administrative Requirements
- Privacy Rule Safeguards
- Physical Safeguards
- Administrative Safeguards
- Technical Safeguards
- Fax Machines
- Case Study: Incidental Disclosures and Safeguards As a manager, you guided a group of high school students through your pharmacy department during a f...
- When faxing Protected Health Information (PHI) to a physician, you should:
- 2013 HIPAA Update Summary
- HIPAA Complaints and Investigation
- Notification and Authorization Requirements
- Notice of Privacy Practices
- Authorization
- Limiting Use and Disclosure of PHI
- Case Study: Authorization You are working in a physician's office as a medical coder. The doctor asks you to give the patient's name and contact info...
- Case Study: Limiting Use and Disclosure of PHI You are the customer service representative in a dental facility. You get a call from a hygienist at on...
- Minimum Necessary Use and Disclosure
- Minimum Necessary Use and Disclosure
- Case Study: Minimum Necessary Use and Disclosure You are a ward clerk responsible for inserting laboratory reports into patients' medical records. You...
- Case Study: Minimum Necessary Use and Disclosure You are a phlebotomist at a specimen collection center. A patient arrives with orders for a blood gl...
- Business Associate Agreement
- Business Associate Agreement
- Business Associates and the Privacy Rule
- Case Study: Business AssociateYour chiropractic office's accreditation agency will be sending inspectors/surveyors to inspect your facility within the...
- HIPAA Breaches
- De-Identified Health Information
- De-Identified Health Information
- HIPAA Security Rule
- Introduction
- Security Rule Safeguards
- Conclusion
- Follow your Facilities' Policies and Procedures
- References
Additional Information
Intended Audience: All health care personnel
Level of Instruction: Basic
Author Information: Debbie Sabatino has over 20 years of progressive technical, operational, business development and risk management experience in the health care field. Currently, she is the Senior Manager, Enterprise Risk at McMaster University. Previously, she held the position of Director, Privacy for MDS Laboratory Services, which includes both Canadian and US Operations. As privacy expert for the organization, Ms. Sabatino is responsible for the development, implementation and ongoing success of the Laboratory Services privacy program as well as the company’s global privacy approach. Debbie is a member of the International Association of Privacy Officers (IAPO), and the Conference Board of Canada Chief Privacy Officers Council.
Author Information: Paul Fekete, MD is Medical Director for MediaLab, Inc. He was formerly Assistant Professor of Pathology at Emory University, and was Director of Laboratories for Gwinnett Health System, near Atlanta. Dr. Fekete has extensive experience teaching, and is the author of numerous journal articles, and several book chapters. He additionally has extensive experience in instructional design.
Reviewer Information:
Maria C. Graña, MT(ASCP)SHCM is the Hematology Laboratory Manager at Baptist Hospital of Miami, Miami, Florida. She is certified as a Quality Auditor by ASQ.
Laurie Bjerklie, MA, MLS(ASCP)
CM is
currently a Content Developer for MediaLab and LabCE. She earned a B.S. in
Medical Laboratory Science from the University of North Dakota
and an M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction from Saint Xavier University. She has
over 15 years of experience in higher education and has held
faculty positions in both MLT and MLS programs. She most recently served as the
Program Manager of Medical Laboratory Science at Saint Louis University.