1. Social Media Compliance for Healthcare
Professionals
This webinar on social media compliance in a healthcare setting will explain how you can use
social media to communicate with patients while ensuring that you meet the privacy, security
and compliance aspects of handling sensitive patient data. It will also discuss the documentation
needed to explain proper social media adoption, during an OCR audit.
Why Should You Attend:
Social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn are increasingly being used by
health care organizations to engage with patients and physicians, build brands, and communicate
information to the larger community. However, wide spread adoption of social media by
healthcare organizations introduce risks to patient data accessed and stored.
How does your practice use social media?
Do you have social media policies, best practices and training to comply?
How do your employees use it?
This session will highlight the real risks in using social media in a healthcare setting. You will
learn how to avoid common HIPAA violations or potentially inviting lawsuits. We will discuss
what documentation needs to be produced during audits performed by Office of Civil Rights to
show the proper adoption and use of social media policies and procedures. Attend this webinar to
understand the best practices, checklist and lessons learned in managing social media
communication.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
Social Media Trends
Benefits to providers, patients and community
Social media compliance
Social media violation examples
Best practices
Key takeaways
o The requirements of the HIPAA Security Rule will be presented.
o The elements of a HIPAA Security Risk Analysis will be explained.
o A framework of security polices will be presented.
o Typical policy considerations for laptops and portable devices, and their security,
will be discussed.
o We will discuss how to use Risk Analysis to deal with difficult compliance issues,
such as texting and social networking.
o Tools to be used for policy management and documentation will be presented.
o How to adopt policies, train on them, and conduct drills on them will be
discussed.

2. o The HIPAA Audit Protocol will be presented, and its use as a compliance tool
will be explained.
Who will Benefit:
Information Security Officers
Risk Managers
Compliance Officers
Privacy Officer
Health Information Managers
Information Technology Managers
Medical Office Managers
Chief Financial Officers
Systems Managers
Legal Counsel
Operations Directors
Medical offices, practice groups, hospitals, academic medical centers, insurers, business
associates (shredding, data storage, systems vendors, billing services, etc.)
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