
Explore the HIPAA basics, including who is subject to HIPAA, what counts as protected health information, and how the privacy and security rules safeguard personal health information.
Understand the HIPAA privacy rule, defining protected health information and detailing permitted uses—treatment, payment, and health care operations—along with authorization, minimum necessary disclosures, designated privacy officer, and patient rights.
Understand how the security rule sets national standards to protect PHI, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability while identifying threats and applying administrative, physical, and technical safeguards.
Review real-world HIPAA violations to see how stolen devices, lost PHI, and privacy breaches lead to settlements and penalties, and learn password protection, encryption, and need-to-know practices to prevent them.
Improve office and computer security by safeguarding phi and paper records in locked spaces, ensuring private discussions, shredding confidential material, and using log off, strong passwords, and encrypted email.
Encrypt documents easily with password protection in Microsoft Office and Adobe Acrobat, using built-in protect options to require a password to open and secure files.
Stay calm and contact your HIPAA privacy officer who is trained to handle a security breach.
Identify when HIPAA applies and what qualifies as PHI, including the minimum necessary rule. Implement administrative, physical, and technical safeguards to protect PHI and report breaches.
Take end-of-video quiz to test your understanding of PHI concepts in this HIPAA training for employees, and for in depth analysis, visit reasonable expectation.com or email Scott at Coachella law.com.
The purpose of this training is to provide a basic understanding of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ("HIPAA"). This presentation describes the statutory and regulatory background and purpose of HIPAA and provides a general summary of the principles and key provisions of the Privacy and Security Rule. The material in this training program is designed for anyone who may have access to protected health information.