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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is about insurance portability, fraud, and administrative simplification. In this HIPAA Awareness course we examine basics of the Administrative Simplification portion of HIPAA legislation and electronic record keeping. It is this provision that is the watershed legislation for health-care information systems. This HIPAA provision will result in substantial investment in e-business initiatives and deployment of security technology specified in the health-care and insurance industries.
From this course you will learn the following about HIPAA:
- Understand why HIPAA requirements will cause significant changes in policies, procedures and processes within the organization in the handling of patient records
- Examine how implementing HIPAA will affect the way healthcare entities organize and staff to achieve and monitor compliance with patient privacy/confidentiality needs
- Step through qualifications and positioning strategies for a chief Privacy Officer and requirements for a Security Officer
- Learn why HIPAA compliance is better focused as a business issue than as an IT issue, although IT will play a major role in implementing compliant systems
- Review specific requirements and implementation features within each security category
- Step through how to plan and prepare for HIPAA compliance. HIPAA is about awareness first, assessment second and finally action focused on gaps identified
- Validate your HIPAA skills and knowledge and get certified as a HIPAA Professional. Take the Certified HIPAA Professional exam at any Prometric Authorized Testing Center nationwide
Course details are provided below and are also available in PDF format.
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COURSE DETAILS
Course Outline:
HIPAA Fundamentals
- HIPAA Basics
- HIPAA�s Administrative Simplification Title
- HIPAA Penalties
- HIPAA-Related Organizations
- HIPAA Terminology and Definitions
- Covered Entity
- Health Plan
- Clearinghouse
- Health Care Provider
- Organized Health Care Arrangement
- UMO
- Trading Partner Agreement
- Workforce
- Business Associates
HIPAA Transactions, Code Sets and Identifiers
- Transactions
- Impacted Health Care Transactions
- Target Audience
- Scope
- Penalties
- ASCA
- ANSI ASC X12 Standard
- HCFA-1500
- Transaction Type 270, 271,276,277,278
- Transaction Type 820,821,834,835,837
- Schemas, Hierarchy, Loops, Data Segments
- Code Sets
- ICD-9-CM Volumes 1 and 2
- CPT-4
- CDT
- ICD-9-CM Volume 3
- NDC
- HCPCS
- National Health Care Identifiers
- Provider Identifier, Employer Identifier
- Health Plan Identifier, Individual Identifier
HIPAA Security Rule
- Threats
- Definition and Terminology
- Security and Security Services
- Security Mechanisms
- Security & Electronic online gambling casino Signature Standards
- Approach and Philosophy
- Principles, Domains
- Administrative Procedures
- Physical Safeguards
- Technical Security Services &Mechanisms
- Electronic Signatures
- Security Management
- System Security Management
- Security Service Management
- Security Mechanism Management
- Security Policy and Security Procedures
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HIPAA Privacy Rule
- Introduction
- Who is Impacted?
- Scope Exceptions
- Timeline
- Key Definitions
- IIHI, PHI
- Deidentified Information
- Use, Disclosure, Treatment
- Payment
- Notice Requirement Core Elements
- Changes to a Notice
- First Interaction
- Consent Requirement
- Administrative Issues
- Provider�s Consultation with Others
- Direct Treatment Provider
- Electronic Consent
- Consent and State Law
- Revocation
- Joint Consent
- Pharmacist and Consent
- Exceptions
- Consent Content Requirements
- Authorization Requirement, Types of Authorization
- Revocations
- Authorization Content Requirements
- Key Parties Impacted, Minimum Necessary
- Oral Communications
- Parents and Minors
- Communications and Marketing
- Research
- Government Access
Crafting a Plan (Getting Started)
- HIPAA Team
- Planning and Preparation
- Implementation
- Enterprise Assessment
- Preparation Initiatives
- Implementation
- Pilot and Testing
- Rollout and Partner Networks
- Auditing and Enforcement
- Developing Compliance Strategy
- HIPAA Training and Awareness
- Business Risk Analysis
- Security Baseline
- Scenario #1: Small Physicians Practice
- Scenario #2: Medium Sized Organization
- Scenario #3: Large Hospital Network
- Key Steps for Transaction Compliance
- Key Steps for HIPAA Privacy Compliance
- Data Exchange Scenarios
- Another Covered Entity
- Non-covered Entity, Business Associate
- Key Steps for HIPAA Security Compliance
- Course Length: 3 days or 6 evenings
- Tuition: $1,499 per person
- Group discounts available
- On-site training available
- Customized Content available
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Attachments:
 hipaa-12-1-09.pdf | [Course outline for Certified HIPAA Professional Training] | 383 Kb |
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