This document discusses HIPAA confidentiality and protecting patient information. It notes that HIPAA was implemented to protect patient medical records and information from being disclosed without consent. Patient information can be compromised in ways like employees looking at charts they should not access. To address this, facilities should implement stronger passwords, physical security measures, annual HIPAA training, and ensure staff do not discuss patient care in public areas. The training should cover what HIPAA is, its consequences, and impacts on individuals involved in violations. Maintaining patient confidentiality is important to build confidence in healthcare.