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Course Types
Adaptive Learning
Category
Information Security Training
Regulation
HIPAA - Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Audience
All Learners
Topics
HIPAA
Format
Adaptive Learning

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For organizations that are considered business associates under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act  (HIPAA), it is critical that employees understand and comply with this law. Violations can be costly and place organizations at legal risk, damage reputations and jeopardize business and customer relationships. 

HIPAA for Business Associates focuses on providing employees with an understanding of HIPAA’s Privacy and Security Rules. It starts by defining protected health information (PHI), and then trains learners on its permitted and required uses, how to secure it, and how to safeguard electronic records (ePHI). The course concludes by providing guidance on how to respond to security incidents. 

Maintaining the privacy of protected health information is more important than ever and effective HIPAA training is key to ensuring this happens.

Course Details

All Learners

Key Concepts Covered In This Course:

  • Definition and examples of PHI 
  • Proper access and use of PHI 
  • Permitted and required uses 
  • The importance of safeguarding PHI and handling it in accordance with organizational policies and procedures 
  • Administrative, physical and technical safeguards for proper ePHI storage  
  • Proper methods and best practices for ePHI sharing and receiving 
  • The importance of making an internal report of an actual or suspected incident 
  • Pitfalls that could indicate a security incident has occurred 
  • Notification requirements 
  • The importance of maintaining PHI privacy 
  • A reminder of an employee’s role in ensuring HIPAA compliance 
  • An opportunity to review key policies and certify