Cut Down on Security Risks with HIPAA Security Tips is proudly presented to you by National Association for Home Care & Hospice. Thank you. We hope that you enjoy your course.
The security side of HIPAA is not nearly as well understood as the privacy side. HIPAA requires providers to conduct an annual security risk assessment, but industry feedback indicates that many providers are not aware of this requirement and don’t know how to conduct a security risk assessment or act on any deficiencies it uncovers. Also, many providers mistakenly believe that an encrypted device allows them to have unprotected Internet service. As a result they are vulnerable to breaches and penalties. But you can cut your chance of risk if you attend this session. We’ll cover the security risk assessment requirements and how to conduct a security risk assessment, review common noncompliant practices in home health and hospice, and provide tips for addressing deficiencies.
Objectives:
- Explain the security risk assessment requirements
- List the essential components of a security risk assessment
- Review common noncompliant practices and list ways to address deficient practices
Faculty: Adam C. Solander, BS, JD, MA, Heath Industry Attorney, Epstein, Becker, Green, Washington, DC
Continuing education units are not available for this module
Track: Quality