Advancing health information technology in
Minnesota and North Dakota.

Privacy and Security Best Practices

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Noon to 1:00 p.m. CT

Overview

Data privacy is more complex in today's electronic world than it was keeping paper records secure. HIPAA Privacy & Security, along with ARRA and HITECH, all provide rules to help protect and secure patient information. When protected health information is potentially breached, it is important to follow a process to correctly mitigate the situation. This presentation will focus on HIPAA Privacy and Security, the impact that ARRA and HITECH have brought to the rules, as well as the best practice for investigating a potential breach and how to respond to assure you are doing the right thing - every time.

Objectives

  • Understand HIPAA Privacy and Security and the impacts of ARRA and HITECH, including breach notification
  • Discover the steps to proper HIPAA, ARRA, and HITECH management 
  • Identify best practices on an investigation and follow-up for a potential breach

Who should attend

Administrators, CEOs, CFOs, CIOs/IT staff, DoN/nursing staff, physician/providers and others given responsibilities related to security.

Speaker

Danika Brinda, MA, RHIA, is a REACH HIT consultant. She assists clients with meaningful use assessments and their plans to meet meaningful use, and serves as a privacy and security subject matter expert. Danika also is an assistant professor in the Health Informatics and Information Department at The College of St. Scholastica. She holds a Master degree in Health Information and Informatics Management and Bachelors degrees in both Health Information Management and Computer Science/Information Systems, from the College of St. Scholastica, Duluth, MN. Full bio >

Recording Cost

  • FREE for clinics and hospitals registered with REACH (Code available for REACH registrants to enter in registration form - please contact webinar@khareach.org or (877) 331-8783 ext. 222 if you have not received your code.)
  • $30 for all other participants