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HIPAA: Administrative
Simplification is suitable for all personnel across
the spectrum of the healthcare and medical industry. It
can be studied individually or in groups, at home or in
an organization. Meeting the highest e-learning instructional
design standards, HIPAA: Administrative
Simplification
is modular
is fully comprehensive
includes objectives, summaries, questions, and module
tests
is easily navigable
allows bookmarking within the current session
is accessible to English first and second-language
speakers
costs only $49.00 (Single User License)
Table of Contents
Module
Content
Topic
HIPAA introduction
HIPAA overview
HIPAA development
HIPAA titles
Covered entities and
compliance
Covered entities
The impact of HIPAA
Compliance
Module 1 test
Electronic transaction
processing
Standard transactions
EDI background
Transaction sets
Applicability of standard transactions
Code sets
Code sets
Unique identifiers
National unique
identifiers
The national employer identifier
The national provider identifier
Module 2 test
HIPAA
security
HIPAA
security overview
Objections of the security regulations
Categories of security requirements
Applicability of security requirements
Security
administrative procedures
Documented policies and procedures
Evaluation and business associated
agreements
Contingency plan
Administrative requirements for
security management
Administrative requirements relating
to staff
Physical
safeguards
Assigned security responsibility
Device and media controls
Facility access controls
Physical safeguards for workstations
Technical
security services
Access, audit, and authorization controls
Authentication requirements
Security
for network communications
Communications and network controls
Electronic signature standard
Module
3 test
HIPAA
privacy I
HIPAA
privacy overview
Background and objective of the
Privacy Rule
The privacy framework
Uses
and disclosures
Using and disclosing protected health
information
TPO
Consent, authorization, and verification
De-identification of PHI
Disclosures
without permission
Disclosures to individuals
Marketing, underwriting, and fundraising
Opportunity to opt out
Research
Workmen's compensation
Government personnel and programs
Disclosures
for public health and safety
Public health
Death, judicial proceedings, and
law enforcements
Adult abuse, neglect, and domestic
violence
Disclosures required by law
Privacy
administrative requirements
Staffing requirements
Complaints requirements
Policies and procedures
Privacy notice
Documentation and record retention
Safeguards
Module 4 test
HIPAA
privacy II
Individual
rights
Access and amendments to records
Requests for restriction of use or
disclosure
Confidential communications
Accounting for disclosures
Relationships
with third parties
Business associates
The business associate agreement
Compliance monitoring
Organizations
with multiple entities
Hybrid organizations
Group health plans
Organized healthcare arrangements
Affiliated covered entities
Entities with multiple covered functions