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There is training that can be learned, applied, and used to teach workers and avoid situations that jeopardize the safety and security of others’ information. To protect personal and private records and information from being seen by workers without permission, there will need to be system updates done to block and protect those files. Advance confidentiality security with requirements, tests, programming, and safe harbors; include harsher penalties to eliminate peeking.
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More than 120 UCLA hospital workers inappropriately accessed celebrity medical records and other patient information between 2003-2007, with one employee viewing 900 records without authorization. As a result, 127 employees were fired or suspended. One employee, LaWanda Jackson, viewed 60 patient records including a celebrity and faces criminal charges for violating privacy. To prevent further issues, the hospital updated computer systems to block full social security numbers and increased employee training on privacy and security as required by HIPAA. HIPAA was implemented in 1996 to provide federal protections for patient health information and address security and privacy of data.
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More than 120 UCLA hospital workers inappropriately accessed celebrity and patient medical records between 2003-2007, violating patient privacy and confidentiality. One employee viewed over 900 patient records without authorization. Two employees were fired and faced criminal charges for viewing celebrity and 60 other patient records. The hospital updated its computer system and security training to block display of full social security numbers following this breach. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 provides federal protections for personal health information and addresses security and privacy of health data. HIPAA training must teach employees how to protect protected health information at individual and organizational levels. All employees dealing with health information should sign confidentiality agreements.
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Over 120 healthcare employees at a hospital viewed celebrities' medical records without authorization between 2004-2006 by using management passwords. Some hospital employees were disciplined, including being dismissed. The document discusses the importance of privacy and security of patient health information and outlines requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) which includes standards to protect electronic personal health information. Recommendations are provided to strengthen privacy practices and employee training.
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This document provides an overview of a mandatory training session on HIPAA confidentiality requirements. The training covers what protected health information is, employees' responsibilities to maintain security and privacy of electronic PHI, and examples of HIPAA violations and consequences. The goals are to increase knowledge of PHI, enhance awareness of roles in following HIPAA rules, and inform about reporting responsibilities and penalties for violations.
Confidentiality
The document discusses the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996, which established standards for privacy and security of protected health information. It outlines key aspects of HIPAA including the Privacy Rule, which establishes conditions for using and disclosing personal health information, and the Security Rule, which requires covered entities to protect electronic protected health information. It also discusses HIPAA safeguards such as physical, administrative and technical safeguards that covered entities must implement to ensure security of protected health information.
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The document discusses the requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) for protecting personal health information and patient privacy. It mandates that all healthcare providers, professionals, employees, plans and covered entities be trained on HIPAA and privacy regulations. The training must educate about using and disclosing protected health information, individual rights to privacy, and obligations to protect information. All participants must sign an acknowledgement of the training and penalties for violating privacy policies, which include fines and potential termination. Periodic reviews will assess compliance across departments.
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- 1. Audrey Bell MHA690: Healthcare Capstone Jack Lazarre 8/17/2017
- 2. Over 120 UCLA Hospital Staff Saw Celebrity Health Records
- 3. There is training that can be learned, applied, and used to teach workers and avoid situations that jeopardize the safety and security of others’ information. To protect personal and private records and information from being seen by workers without permission, there will need to be system updates done to block and protect those files. Advance security with requirements, tests, programming, and safe harbors; include harsher penalties to eliminate peeking.
- 10. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) is a federal law, and confidentiality with health technology promotes assessments, to improve quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care delivery.
- 11. Fox News (2008) Report Over 120 UCLA hospital staff saw celebrity health records Retrieved from http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,39878 4,00.html Wolper, L. (2011) Health Care Administration: Managing Organized Delivery Systems
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