HIPAA for Leaders
ProHIPAA for Leaders at a glance
- Pass > Pay > Print
- 1-year nationally accepted certificate
- 59 minutes of engaging video training
- Immediately printable card
- Videos include subtitles
In this course you will learn why cyber criminals want protected health information, also known as PHI. And you'll gain an understanding of the HIPAA/HITECH requirement and the current state of HIPAA compliance.
This course will showcase, why PHI is so valuable to cybercriminals, current data breaches, current industry fines, the importance of encrypted email and your responsibilities under the law.
In the leadership portion, you will learn why a risk assessment is required, what is the HITECH regulation of 2009, and the omnibus rule of 2013. We will also cover the importance of customized policies and procedures to create your Book of Evidence, and why a business associate agreement is required.
We will also review the types of violations we see in the industry today, and why you as the compliance or privacy officer are key to winning with compliance. We will also review how to handle a complaint and an audit from the Office for Civil Rights or attorneys.
The course objective is to educate you on the importance of understating the government requirement, the current state of HIPAA/ HITECH and the obligations under the law. You will come away with an understanding of how to protect and properly handle PHI and ePHI.
Covered Entities:
- Physicians
- Optometrists
- Dentists
- Nurses
- Mental health providers
- Radiologists
- Laboratories
- Pharmacies
- Pall centers
- Durable medical equipment providers
- Hospitals
- Ambulance companies
- Healthcare workers
- Case managers
- Social workers
- Health plans
Business associates:
- Technology companies that provide IT services
- Cloud services
- Suppliers and manufacturers
- Lawyers
- Consultants
- Benefit managers
- Claims-processing firms
- Data-transmission service providers that have access to PHI
Total course time includes 59 minutes of video training as well as knowledge reviews, final test, remedial help and reviewing downloaded material.
- Welcome to ProHIPAA
- Introduction to the Course
- The History of HIPAA
- Who is required to comply with HIPAA laws?
- Important HIPAA Terminology
- HIPAA Privacy and Rights and Protected Health Information
- What is a Covered Entity?
- What is PHI?
- Privacy and Security Rules
- What are Patients' Rights with PHI?
- HIPAA Breaches, Violations & Penalties and how to be Compliant
- HIPAA Breaches, Violations and Penalties
- Why Cybercriminals Want PHI
- HIPAA & Social Media, Mobile Devices, Email and Faxes
- How to be Proactive to be HIPAA Compliant
- HIPAA Foundation Conclusion
- HITECH, Risk Assessments, Business Associates and Covered Entities
- Welcome to ProHIPAA Leadership
- Proper Transportation of PHI and ePHI
- What is a Business Associate?
- What is HITECH?
- What is a Risk Assessment?
- Policies, Data Breaches, Violations and Requirements
- Policies, Procedures and the Book of Evidence
- What is a Business Associate Agreement?
- How to Handle a Data Breach and Violations
- What Penalties Apply to Violations of Privacy Rule Requirements?
- Officers, Complaints and Audits
- Do I need a Privacy Officer or Security Officer?
- What do I do if I get a HIPAA Complaint?
- What is an Audit and how do I handle it?
- Conclusion
What People are Saying
What people are saying about this course
“The test was great and very easy to use training. It is self paced and can be stopped at any time if you need to come back to it later on which makes it great if you are a busy worker. ”
- Betty from TX
“This information is very helpful for the job that I do in the Texas State Guard and the US Army”
- Randy, Texas State Guard First Sergeant from TX
“The test was great and very easy to use training. It is self paced and can be stopped at any time if you need to come back to it later on which makes it great if you are a busy worker. ”
- Betty from TX
“This information is very helpful for the job that I do in the Texas State Guard and the US Army”
- Randy, Texas State Guard First Sergeant from TX
