You are the director of respiratory services at a small-population health care facility providing general, emergency, and pediatric care. Because of downsizing and consolidation of managerial functions, you are also responsible for staff education in your facility. How you would structure and present an in-service program to staff members of various departments that addresses confidentiality policies and procedures of your facility, and the legal bases underlying these policies and procedures. What are the key items that must be covered in your presentation in regard to confidentiality, proper reporting of a breach of information, simple tasks in our work areas that will help insure patient privacy, etc.
The role of the respiratory Director is not only to have an overall outlook of the healthcare departments but also to be updated that the employee are maintaining a confidentiality and having a better knowledge to meet any situations
You are the director of respiratory services at a small-population health care facility providing general, emergency, an...
Two of the most significant developments in the relationship between law and medicine during the twentieth century are the doctrines of Confidentiality & Informed Consent. CASE STUDY You are the Director of Health Information Services at a medium-size health care facility providing general, emergency, and pediatric care. Because of downsizing and consolidation of managerial functions, you are also responsible for staff education in your facility. Discuss how you would structure and present an inservice program to staff members of various...
You are the director of health information services at a tertiary-care hospital. You and the director of emergency room services are jointly responsible for reporting instances of communicable disease, child abuse, and cancer to the appropriate state authority. You have just completed an audit of your institution’s reporting mechanism and discovered that the reporting requirements are not consistently met. The audit could not definitively establish whether the reporting never occurred or occurred but was not documented in the patient’s health...
HIT 110: Updating Retention/Destruction Policy AHIMA Competencies: Domain III. Health Services Organization and Delivery, Subdomain B. Health Care Privacy, Confidentiality, Legal, and Ethical Issues: 1. Adhere to the legal and regulatory requirements related to health information infrastructure: Apply legislative and regulatory processes; 2. Apply policies and procedures for access and disclosure of personal health information: Evaluate health information/record laws and regulations (such as retention, patient rights/advocacy, advanced directives, privacy, etc.). Scenario: You work for a 650-bed acute care Level I...
The activity You are the Health Information Director at the General Hospital, which has been accredited by The Joint Commission (TJC). You have been notified that surveyors are currently onsite and, as part of their survey process, are utilizing the tracer methodology. They will be evaluating the direct care of patients currently admitted to the hospital and will also need access to the hospital’s EHR. One of the patients whose care and medical record the surveyors will be examining is...