HIPAA Survival Guide Radio

This show concludes our exploration of what documents you should be tracking within your organization to be HIPAA/HITECH compliant. The number of documents will likely surprise even experienced practitioners. We will take a methodical approach and walkthrough the documents required for the following: 1) the HIPAA Privacy Rule; 2) the HIPAA Security Rule; and 3) the HITECH Breach Notification Rule.

This show (and the next few) will explore what documents you should be tracking within your organization to be HIPAA/HITECH compliant. The number of documents will likely surprise even experienced practitioners. We will take a methodical approach and walkthrough the documents required for the following: 1) the HIPAA Privacy Rule; 2) the HIPAA Security Rule; and 3) the HITECH Breach Notification Rule.

This show will conclude our exploration of what you should expect from an OCR audit. We will conclude our review of the HIPAA Security Rule and start reviewing what to expect from a HITECH Breach Notification inquiry. 

  This show will continue to explore what you should expect from an OCR audit. We will conclude our review of the HIPAA Privacy Rule and start reviewing what to expect from a HIPAA Security Rule audit. Contrary to popular belief, audits are not these mystical "gotcha" exercises, but rather a methodical walkthrough of the following: 1) the HIPAA Privacy Rule; 2) the HIPAA Security Rule; and 3) the HITECH Breach Notification Rule.

  This show will continue to explore what you should expect from an OCR audit. Contrary to popular belief, audits are not these mystical "gotcha" exercises, but rather a methodical walkthrough of the following: 1) the HIPAA Privacy Rule; 2) the HIPAA Security Rule; and 3) the HITECH Breach Notification Rule. Auditors, by definition, have to deal with the "reality on the ground" which are the pertinent statutes and regulations. There are systematic ways to attack each of the Rules identified above and we will review those with our audience. We will also review strategies that can help you avoid a finding of "willful neglect."