As the HIM director at Pine Valley Community Hospital, a critical access hospital, you are also...
As the HIM director at Pine Valley Community Hospital, a critical access hospital, you are also the Privacy and Security Officer for the organization. You are preparing an annual privacy and security training for the nonclinical staff speech
Make sure to cover the relevant HIPAA and HITECH information for these nonclinical staff including a distinction between privacy, security, and confidentiality.
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HIPAA -HITECH PRIVACY AND SECURITY
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Employees are accountable both privacy and securityHIPAA PRIVACY HIPAA SECURITY - It emphasis the individual right in terms of patient health information must be maintain confidential
- PHI open only authorised person for treatment and other health related events
- It should not disclosed unauthorized person
- It safeguard the individual identity
It allow protection of electronic PHI bymeans of security system such as password, computer back up and alarm control
It does not allow staff communicate PHI with their personal e-mail account
It safeguard the data of PHIeventhogh security breaches occur.
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