What is HIPAA Compliance?
HIPAA stands for the Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. This specifies laws for the protection and use of Personal (or Protected) Health Information (PHI) - essentially, your medical record. HIPAA sets the standard for protecting sensitive patient data. The Administrative Simplification provisions of the Act (HIPAA, Title II) require the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to adopt certain national standards. These cover electronic health care transactions, and national identifiers for providers, health plans, and employers.
Physical, network, and process security measures are involved. The HIPAA Privacy Rule covers the saving, accessing and sharing of medical and personal information for any individual. The HIPAA Security Rule outlines national security standards to protect health data created, received, maintained or transmitted electronically - also known as electronic protected health information (ePHI).
Meeting these standards? That's compliance.
The document discusses software design principles for managing complexity and change, including the Open-Closed Principle (OCP), Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP), Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP), and Interface Segregation Principle (ISP). These principles aim to create modules that are open for extension but closed for modification, with subclasses substitutable for their base classes. Dependencies should be on abstractions rather than concretions, and interfaces should be client-specific rather than general. Managing complexity means managing dependencies through high abstraction, single-responsibility classes, and other principles that promote designs that are clean, simple, and elegant.
This document summarizes Joseph Labrecque's presentation on adapting expectations and workflows for mobile development. It discusses the variety of mobile platforms and tools available, how expectations must adjust for mobile's restrictions like small screens and touch interfaces, and emphasizes the importance of planning, designing for mobility, developing across platforms, rigorous testing, and releasing to app stores. The presentation provides an overview of effective mobile development processes and techniques.
This short document promotes the creation of presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It features a stock photo watermarked by "thekellyscope" and text prompting the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare.
This document discusses improved techniques for de novo genome, transcriptome, and metagenome assembly using digital normalization. Digital normalization is a computational technique that discards redundant sequencing reads, smoothing coverage and eliminating most errors. This allows assemblies to scale efficiently with genome size. Examples presented include assembling the parasitic nematode H. contortus genome and the lamprey transcriptome. Digital normalization also enabled assembly of large soil metagenomes that were previously intractable.
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What is HIPAA Compliance?
HIPAA stands for the Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. This specifies laws for the protection and use of Personal (or Protected) Health Information (PHI) - essentially, your medical record. HIPAA sets the standard for protecting sensitive patient data. The Administrative Simplification provisions of the Act (HIPAA, Title II) require the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to adopt certain national standards. These cover electronic health care transactions, and national identifiers for providers, health plans, and employers.
Physical, network, and process security measures are involved. The HIPAA Privacy Rule covers the saving, accessing and sharing of medical and personal information for any individual. The HIPAA Security Rule outlines national security standards to protect health data created, received, maintained or transmitted electronically - also known as electronic protected health information (ePHI).
Meeting these standards? That's compliance.
The document discusses software design principles for managing complexity and change, including the Open-Closed Principle (OCP), Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP), Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP), and Interface Segregation Principle (ISP). These principles aim to create modules that are open for extension but closed for modification, with subclasses substitutable for their base classes. Dependencies should be on abstractions rather than concretions, and interfaces should be client-specific rather than general. Managing complexity means managing dependencies through high abstraction, single-responsibility classes, and other principles that promote designs that are clean, simple, and elegant.
This document summarizes Joseph Labrecque's presentation on adapting expectations and workflows for mobile development. It discusses the variety of mobile platforms and tools available, how expectations must adjust for mobile's restrictions like small screens and touch interfaces, and emphasizes the importance of planning, designing for mobility, developing across platforms, rigorous testing, and releasing to app stores. The presentation provides an overview of effective mobile development processes and techniques.
This short document promotes the creation of presentations using Haiku Deck, a tool for making slideshows. It features a stock photo watermarked by "thekellyscope" and text prompting the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation and sharing it on SlideShare.
This document discusses improved techniques for de novo genome, transcriptome, and metagenome assembly using digital normalization. Digital normalization is a computational technique that discards redundant sequencing reads, smoothing coverage and eliminating most errors. This allows assemblies to scale efficiently with genome size. Examples presented include assembling the parasitic nematode H. contortus genome and the lamprey transcriptome. Digital normalization also enabled assembly of large soil metagenomes that were previously intractable.
This template includes editable timeline graphics that look like flash preloaders. Perfect for presenting your event timeline and milestones phased out in months, years and steps. The number of sectors and each of their colors can be changed easily.
The spotted hyena is a large, tan-brown scavenger found on the savannas of Africa. It has powerful jaws and teeth that allow it to eat bones, and weighs up to 200 pounds. While known for its laughing call, the spotted hyena both scavenges and actively hunts prey like wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles. It has the strongest bite of any mammal and can live up to 25 years in the wild or 40 years in captivity.
Leopards are solitary cats that have greenish yellow eyes, sharp teeth and claws, and unique spotted coats. They live in trees and bushes and can adapt to both hot and cold climates, hunting at night and dragging their prey into trees or rocky places to protect it from other animals. While leopards can grow up to 2.5 feet tall, they are great climbers and will even eat prey larger than themselves. Each individual leopard has its own distinct pattern of spots.
Este documento describe el caso de éxito de Mariano Salvadó asesorando una empresa de gestión de patrimonios en 2010. El objetivo fue crear la identidad de marca y estrategias de comunicación y marketing, incluyendo el diseño de la página web, papelería corporativa y aplicación de la imagen en sobres, etiquetas y carpetas. La empresa ofrece servicios de inversión y gestión de patrimonios.
Giraffes are the tallest animals on Earth, with adults growing up to 18 feet tall. They have long necks and legs and live in parts of Africa. Giraffes eat leaves and branches from trees, using their long tongues to feed. They can be found singly or in small groups and have a variety of predators to watch out for, especially when young. Their unusual scientific name is camelopardalis.
The document provides mental math exercises asking the reader to write numbers that are 10 more or 10 less than given numbers, with answers ranging from 75 to 891. It also includes exercises asking for numbers that are 100 more than given numbers, with answers ranging from 1100 to 11,078. The document briefly mentions chance and events that are sure or not sure.
NTK 2015: Internet of things track (IoT) - Smart HomeAndrej Tozon
Slides from my talk at NT Konferenca 2015 on the Internet of Things (IoT) track. I talked about my "Smart Home" automation - hardware and wiring behind it and connected clients - Windows, including Windows 10 running on Raspberry Pi 2.
Migrating your Windows Store (8) applications to version 8.1Andrej Tozon
Slides from my NTK14 talk with guidance on how update your existing Windows Store app projects that currently target Windows 8, that they work with the latest version - Windows 8.1. What has changed, both in framework and default Visual Studio templates? What new controls can we use? What new features are built in existing controls? In Slovenian language.
Developing multimedia applications for Windows 8.x and Windows PhoneAndrej Tozon
Slides from my NTK14 talk on developing multimedia applications for Windows 8.x (+ integrating and connecting with Live SDK to provide a continuous client experience). In Slovenian language.
The spotted hyena is a large, tan-brown scavenger found on the savannas of Africa. It has powerful jaws and teeth that allow it to eat bones, and weighs up to 200 pounds. While known for its laughing call, the spotted hyena both scavenges and actively hunts prey like wildebeests, zebras, and gazelles. It has the strongest bite of any mammal and can live up to 25 years in the wild or 40 years in captivity.
Leopards are solitary cats that have greenish yellow eyes, sharp teeth and claws, and unique spotted coats. They live in trees and bushes and can adapt to both hot and cold climates, hunting at night and dragging their prey into trees or rocky places to protect it from other animals. While leopards can grow up to 2.5 feet tall, they are great climbers and will even eat prey larger than themselves. Each individual leopard has its own distinct pattern of spots.
Este documento describe el caso de éxito de Mariano Salvadó asesorando una empresa de gestión de patrimonios en 2010. El objetivo fue crear la identidad de marca y estrategias de comunicación y marketing, incluyendo el diseño de la página web, papelería corporativa y aplicación de la imagen en sobres, etiquetas y carpetas. La empresa ofrece servicios de inversión y gestión de patrimonios.
Giraffes are the tallest animals on Earth, with adults growing up to 18 feet tall. They have long necks and legs and live in parts of Africa. Giraffes eat leaves and branches from trees, using their long tongues to feed. They can be found singly or in small groups and have a variety of predators to watch out for, especially when young. Their unusual scientific name is camelopardalis.
The document provides mental math exercises asking the reader to write numbers that are 10 more or 10 less than given numbers, with answers ranging from 75 to 891. It also includes exercises asking for numbers that are 100 more than given numbers, with answers ranging from 1100 to 11,078. The document briefly mentions chance and events that are sure or not sure.
NTK 2015: Internet of things track (IoT) - Smart HomeAndrej Tozon
Slides from my talk at NT Konferenca 2015 on the Internet of Things (IoT) track. I talked about my "Smart Home" automation - hardware and wiring behind it and connected clients - Windows, including Windows 10 running on Raspberry Pi 2.
Migrating your Windows Store (8) applications to version 8.1Andrej Tozon
Slides from my NTK14 talk with guidance on how update your existing Windows Store app projects that currently target Windows 8, that they work with the latest version - Windows 8.1. What has changed, both in framework and default Visual Studio templates? What new controls can we use? What new features are built in existing controls? In Slovenian language.
Developing multimedia applications for Windows 8.x and Windows PhoneAndrej Tozon
Slides from my NTK14 talk on developing multimedia applications for Windows 8.x (+ integrating and connecting with Live SDK to provide a continuous client experience). In Slovenian language.
Migrating to Windows Store apps development and beyondAndrej Tozon
The document provides guidelines for designing a proper "Metro" user interface. It discusses using XAML and C# with WinRT to build apps for Windows 8 that can run across devices. It also mentions using HTML5, JavaScript and asynchronous programming with C# 5.0. Visual elements like app bars, flyouts, context menus and dialog boxes are covered. The document emphasizes a consistent, intuitive and accessible user experience across all Windows platforms and devices.
Designing windows 8 metro applicationsAndrej Tozon
The document discusses design principles for Metro applications on Windows 8. It outlines several key principles: focus on high quality pixel-level design; prioritize content over graphical elements; ensure interactions are fast and fluid; go beyond real-world metaphors to create an authentically digital experience; and leverage the Windows ecosystem. It also lists eight characteristics that define a Metro-style app, such as using the Metro design style, connecting to the cloud, and embracing Metro principles.
My Silverlight and NUI talk from the recent NT konference in Portorož, Slovenia. In Slovenian language. References:
* Camdoodle (http://camdoodle.codeplex.com/)
* PuzzleTouch (http://www.puzzletouch.com/)
* Silverlight 4, WPF 4 and Windows Phone 7 Multi-Touch Manipulation (http://multitouch.codeplex.com/)
* Bug Smash (http://adamkinney.com/labs/bugcamsmash/)
* SLAR Toolkit (http://slartoolkit.codeplex.com/)
This document discusses Reactive Extensions (Rx), a library for composing asynchronous and event-based programs using observable collections. It explains that Rx provides the IObservable and IObserver interfaces for pushing and pulling data, similar to IEnumerable and IEnumerator but optimized for asynchronous programming. The document provides information on where to obtain Rx, describes some of its operators like Concat and SelectMany, and shares additional resources for learning more about Rx.
3. Visual Studio 2010! “Fluid UI” Novi kontrolniki WebBrowser, RichTextBox, ViewBox Okrajševanje besedila v elementih Podpora spletni kameri in zajem zvoka Izboljšave pri podatkovnem povezovanju DependencyObject, IDataErrorInfo, INotifyDataErrorInfo, … SILVERLIGHT 4 – NOVOSTI 1/3
4. Desni miškin klik in drsni kolešček Tiskanje Povleci in spusti Dostop do odlagališča Sporočilna okna Dostop do lokalnega datotečnega sistema Akcijski kontrolniki podpirajo ukaze ICommand SILVERLIGHT 4 – NOVOSTI 2/3
5. Izboljšave pri mrežni komunikaciji Avtentikacija, predpomnenje Implicitnistili Interoperabilnost s COM MEF (Managed Extensibility Framework) Podpisovanje XAP SILVERLIGHT 4 – NOVOSTI 3/3
11. Andrej Tozon ANT Andrej Tozon s.p. @andrejt andrej@tozon.info http://tozon.info/blog Vprašanja? Po predavanju boste na vaš elektronski naslov prejeli vprašalnik o predavanju, ki ste ga ravnokar poslušali. Vprašalniki bodo dostopni tudi preko profila na spletnem portalu konference. Z izpolnjevanjem le tega pripomorete k izboljšanju konference. Hvala!