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Medical providers must establish risk management policies and procedures to protect patient medical records and ensure compliance with HIPAA regulations. These policies aim to assess security risks and prevent known risks, such as unauthorized access to patient information. Organizations implement strict policies, including automatic termination, for any staff found misusing medical records. Effective risk management also requires identifying, analyzing, and controlling risks to avoid expensive data breaches and ensure protection of private health information.
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Employee Training and Development Programs in Risk Management
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Introduction
Risk is an inherent aspect that is found in each organization including the health care facilities. There is need to ensure that risk is managed in the health care facilities to facilitates them in achieving ethical and legal responsibilities that are stipulated by the organization and other health or safety organization. Health organization that manages their risk can achieve effective competitive advantages in the market.
Summary of risk management plan
Employee Training and Development Programs in Risk Management is the type plan that I selected within a setting of a health care facility. In each organization there are some changes and development or growth that are incorporated which are directly facilitated by effective training and development programs to be effective. Employee Training and Development Programs is one of the fundamental programs that is mostly utilized by health organization to manage their risk effectively. This program is more focused to the employee and change within the organization. New employees are also subjected to training and development to properly inaugurate them to the respective roles in the health facility. The employee in general are the specific audience that the program aims to enlighten in the process of risk management (Anderson & Mapp, 1996). This program is very important aspect in risk management process in every organization that is undergoing any changes thence the motive for my selection.
Steps of risk management in health facilities
Risk management in healthcare is facilitated by corporations that are sensible of the fact that healthcare interface poses peril. Organizations aggressively trailing risk management are hence a step advanced in the hierarchy in guaranteeing wellbeing of services and endeavoring for superiority of care as compared to the establishments that do not have it (McIlroy, Kees & Kalscheuer, 1996). There are five major steps that health care facilities utilize in managing their risk and they include;
· Step 1: Create the context- this involve identification of highly sensitive areas in the health facility that may require risk management like ICU, operation room, emergency room, and coronary care units.
· Step 2: Identify risks- entails the time the management of the health facilities are aware of the risk in the organization.
· Step 3: Analyze risks- this will entail the development of proper understanding about the risk. For instance, the level of risk, probable causes, and existing measures.
· Step 4: Evaluate risks- determining whether the risk need intervention and the development of effective intervention or strategy for the risk.
· Step 5: Treat/Manage Risks- this includes the treatment of the risk and con.
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120 UCLA hospital employees inappropriately viewed celebrity medical records between 2004 and 2006, violating HIPAA guidelines. The California Department of Public Health reported the incident and required the hospital to submit an action plan. HIPAA violations can result in legal consequences for both individuals and organizations. The hospital must now review policies and procedures, implement an auditing system, provide mandatory training, and update IT systems to better protect patient privacy and confidentiality as required by law.
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- 1. Medical Information Vanessa Barnhill MHA690: Health Care Capstone (MFQ1608A) Instructor: Hwang-Ji Lu February 18, 2016
- 2. Your providers must have risk management policies and procedures in place — to assess security risks, and to ensure that known risks are addressed and prevented. Those policies are created to protect the patient and the medical records that have been breached. Medical workers must abide by HIPAA regulations just like everyone else.
- 3. PREVENTIVE MEASURE PRACTICES In my organization every manager would be responsible for what their department member does. If anyone is accused and found guilty of viewing medical records for their own personal use it means automatic termination. That is our policy and there are no exceptions to it.
- 4. The identification, analysis, assessment, control, and avoidance, minimization, or elimination of unacceptable risks. An organization may use risk assumption, risk avoidance, risk retention, risk transfer, or any other strategy (or combination of strategies) in proper management . The breach of medical records can be a very expensive part of risk management for an organization.
- 5. Risk Management Plan • Patient data breach is a form of risk management • Workers provided with in- service on the confidentiality laws and patient medical records. • Contracts sign between workers and and health care workers. • Termination if breach is proven • Reports and monitoring data given to organization once a month • HIPAA compliance practiced at all time and expected from all staff.
- 6. References Wolper, L.F. (2011). Health care administration: Managing organized delivery systems (5th ed.). Boston: Jones and Bartlett.