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    assessment tools Epic provides a nursing flowsheet built into the shift assessment for nurses to chart on any skin issues of the patient. Not only is it standard but it is also required for the nurse to chart every two hours on the prevention or repositioning of the patient. QI data has shown that repositioning and turning the patient every two hours will prevent HAPUs. Collecting this measurable data through Epic has helped improve health care services to prevent further HAPUs from happening.

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    accurately transfer the information into the computer system. “The ETA also identifies error resolution and limits liability for any unauthorized transactions “(FDIC‚ 2006). Summary of Findings “The Health Information Portability and Protection ACT (HIPPA) was signed in 1996 and included provisions for a national standard for electronic health care.” (CMS‚ 2013) This law protects the accuracy and privacy

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    Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Pros of HIPPA: 1) Allows patients legal rights to see‚ copy‚ and correct their personal medical information. 2) Prevents employers from accessing and using personal health information to make employment decisions. 3) It enables patients with pre-existing conditions to change jobs without worrying that their medical conditions would not be covered under a new employer’s health plan. Cons of HIPPA: 1) The regulations of HIPAA have increased

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    Capstone Checkpoint Relating HIPAA To Billing January‚5‚2011 Charmin Hill There are ten steps in the medical billing process This is pre-registering patients‚ establishing financial responsibility for the visit‚ checking in patients‚ checking out patients‚ reviewing coding compliance‚ checking billing compliance‚ prepare and transmit claim‚ monitoring payer adjucation‚ generating patient statements and doing follow up payments and collection. step 1 involves pre-registering the new patient

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    to disclosing any protected health information. Question 1: Does HIPPA affect the patient’s access to his or her medical records? If so‚ describe the effect and the procedure for obtaining access. Answer: Yes‚ HIPPA does affect the patient’s access to his or her medical records. Patients have the right to access their health information and control the use and disclosure of such information. Even though it is not required by HIPPA to have a written notice to obtain medical records‚ it is a good

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    positive. My job is on the line unless I act expeditiously to resolve the situation. I hired a computer security consultant who is undercover as a nurse manager within the organization to determine how it was possible for the violations against HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) regulations concerning the 4‚000 patients whose information was leaked to the public through newspapers‚ magazines‚ and the Internet. Her findings were problematic and involved unattended computers

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    Pre-registration involves the patient’s initial visit. This is process where the patient is advised of their rights and given all disclosures and privacy information pertaining to that of HIPPA privacy act. Along with the written disclosures and policies any financial obligations such as copays are discussed according to that of the HIPPA regulations. The steps here builds a level of comfort for new and established patients and ensures their longevity with the company. The claims preparation process is where

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    must safe guard the information‚ make sure that only information need is being attained‚ and who can view the information. Patient Privacy is constant changing subject in today’s health care system. According to the Academic Health Centers‚ the HIPPA law has made it difficult for researchers to

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    The drastic change to electronic data has cut hospital costs‚ yet has made it easier to access patient’s data with a click of a button. The department of health and human services serves as the major enforcer of HIPPA violations. Other centers such as Medicare and Medicaid enforce security code. Rick Kam expressed his concerns when he stated that the issues facing patient privacy were the legislative gaps‚ lack of trust‚ and lack of patient’s control. “With paper

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    NVT2-TASK1 A-One regulation of the Florida board of nursing‚ Nurse Practice Act. Its Implications in the scenario In the Nursing practice Act of the state of Florida is clearly described under the section of the Disciplinary proceedings that amongst other ones: “- Unprofessional conduct shall include: Acts of negligence either by omission or commission - Failing to meet or departing from minimal standards of acceptable and prevailing nursing practice shall include‚ but not be limited to‚ the following:

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