HIPAA and your office staff - How their HIPAA violations can get you in trouble?

Overview

This new webinar goes over the duties of a health care practitioner to be responsible for ensuring compliance with HIPAA by their office staff. This webinar begins with a summary of basic HIPAA privacy protections, then goes into detail on what duties the health care practitioner has educate and to ensure compliance with HIPAA by their employees.

Can the health care practitioner get in trouble if he or she has not educated and trained their staff who violates HIPAA confidentiality? Can the health care practitioner get in trouble if he or she has educated and adequately trained their staff, who nonetheless violations HIPAA privacy protections?
Find out in this webinar crucial for any health care practitioner who employs others in their office where confidentiality is important. This is an advanced webinar.

Why should you attend this webinar?

This webinar provides an overview of core privacy requirements of HIPAA, the basics of which should be well-known and practiced by all health care practitioners. These provisions cover office staff and others. Then, the subject moves to patient privacy in a digital age, with a review of social media activities of health care practitioners and employees.

This webinar thus provides a brief summary of those basic HIPAA privacy protections then goes into detail on the many ways the office staff of a health care provider may run afoul of the privacy exceptions found in HIPAA.

Examine the uncertainty about how office staff and employees of health care facilities may be liable for confidentiality breaches for HIPAA privacy violations. Erase the uncertainty and doubt that exists when the health care practitioners and facilities attempt to set the rules in advance to govern patient privacy with regards to office staff and employees.

This confidentiality liability may extend to the office staff and employee?s use of phone calls, texts, e-mails, and mailings, as well as social media and business review sites.

Areas Covered in the Session:

The basics of HIPAA privacy requirements
The duties and obligations of the health care practitioner with regards to office staff and employees
Perils of confidentiality breaches in a digital age
Staff use of phone calls, texts, and mailings
Patient privacy notices of the health care practitioner
How social media violations may occur by health care practitioners or their office staff and employees

Who can Benefit:

Health care attorneys
Corporate compliance officers in health care
Health care practitioners who are covered entities
Law enforcement officers in health care compliance
Human resources offices and managers in a health care facility

Speaker Profile :
Mark worked as the assigned counsel to numerous health professions licensure boards as an Assistant Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Moving to private practice, he now helps private clients in a wide variety of contexts who are professionally licensed.
Mark became interested in the law when he graduated with both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Philosophy from Emory University in Atlanta. He then earned a Juries Doctorate from the University of Kentucky College of Law.

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Contact Info :
Hipaa Ijona

https://www.hipaaijona.us/
Email : support@hipaaijona.us
Phone: +1 302-828-0033

Ijona Services LLC
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Suite 1009, Middletown,
DE 19709, USA

HIPAA Ijona creates and delivers comprehensive industry relevant training sessions. These sessions are simple, interactive and cost effective. We are a predominantly web based information exchange forum. Live interactions on HIPAA training make the process holistic and effective. HIPAA Ijona largely emphasizes in offering regulatory HIPAA training to HIPAA professionals on varied topics. These primarily include risk management, quality management, corporate HIPAA and other regulatory compliances. Some of our primary areas of focus include advancement and updates in regulatory HIPAA , best practices and market trends.

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