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An EHR is a collection of electronic health information that provides immediate access and may include decision support tools. Ensuring legal compliance of EHRs involves addressing privacy, security, and anti-kickback concerns under HIPAA as well as maintaining record integrity through access controls, authentication, accuracy, authorship tracking, and auditing of amendments and alterations.
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- 1. Defining an EHR to ensure Its legality
- 2. What is an EHR? Collection of electronic health information. Provides immediate electronic access to information. May involve knowledge and decision support tools.
- 3. Legal challenges toEHR implementation HIPAA – Does not address specific EHR-related privacy and security concerns. Federal provider anti-kickback law The Stark anti-referral rules
- 4. The eight “as” (absolutes) forrecord integrity Access Authenticity Accuracy Authorship Authentication Amendments Alterations Auditing