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    The use and disclosure of healthcare information have become some of the most heavily regulated areas of health care. There are some laws that concerning privacy of healthcare information like The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act(HIPAA). It mandated that health and human services issue regulations for the privacy of individually identifiable health information. Also it maintains the individuals past‚ present or future mental health or condition. It also many other things like Protected

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    protects the people who have changed job or lost their job to reinstate their health coverage without any complications. Although HIPPA was proposed to become a law in 1996‚ it did not officially become a law until 2001. HIPAA opposes unfair guidelines of health insurance carries. HIPAA has put into place strict criteria for keeping medical records of patients‚ including being able to transfer patient information using electronic devices. These devices also assist in managing and keeping sensitive patient

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    the residents who are on the list to be moved (Du Pré‚ 2005). Please make sure to verify all contact information before releasing the minimal details in either the letters or phone calls. The team needs to make all conscious effort to follow all HIPAA regulations with these communications.

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    healthcare provider in different areas of the health care field obtain prerequisite training in maintaining patient privacy and have an obligation to ensure patient information is kept private. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) ensure health insurance is portable and protection for privacy of patient medical information (Henderson‚ 2009). A requirement of the healthcare industry involves health care providers and employees understanding the principles of HIPPA (Henderson

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    Maintaining Confidentiality Course 117 TWO contact hours By: Monica Oram‚ RN‚ BSN Upon completion of this course the reader will be able to achieve the following objectives: 1. Define confidentiality and related key terms 2. Define the concepts concerning confidentiality 3. Understand what is considered confidential information 4. Understand the outcomes of breach of confidentiality 5. Understand responsibilities as a healthcare worker with private and confidential information

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    Risk management is vital to ascertain vulnerabilities within health care organizations‚ keep them in check‚ mitigate the repercussions from these risks‚ and prevent harm to patients. If organizations do not follow a risk management protocol then breaches result with catastrophic consequences. For instance‚ St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center (SEMC) is a tertiary care hospital located in Brighton‚ Massachusetts that offers both inpatient and outpatient services. On November 16‚ 2012‚ U.S. Department of

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    Judicial Affairs). In 1996 Congress enacted the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) and was recently amended under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act ( "AmericanCollege of Healthcare Executives"‚ 2009). HIPAA was to put safety measures to shield a patient(s) health information and keep it private. In February of 2009 on the 17th‚ President Barak Obama authorized the American

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    information or used to call a meeting with the staff. Text messaging needs to be used with some caution. If the receiving staff member is not in the workplace the message can be viewed by someone who is not privy to the information. This could be a HIPAA‚ Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act‚ violation if the wrong person sees the information sent through a text. E-mailing internally is the most effective way to send a message to the staff‚ Department Heads‚ and Physicians. Everyone

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    service organization‚ there are many laws‚ regulations‚ and policies that must be followed when providing services. In this case study‚ Stacey was confronted with a request from her client‚ Matthew‚ to maintain a copy of his treatment records. Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule (2017) it is a participant’s right to view and/or request a copy of his health care record. Therefore‚ Stacey has an obligation to provide Matthew with his records. However‚ due to Stacey’s concerns about the content of her notes‚ as a

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    Introduction The healthcare industry is one of the most diverse and highly regulated industry in the United States. The ability to manage the varied finance decisions of the organization and abide by the various laws is the high-wire gymnastics that has to be navigated by a healthcare administrator. In order to be effective one must first understand the varied pitfalls that exist to derail and endanger a healthcare facility. We will examine these in detail. False Claims Act (FCA): The False

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