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While healthcare practitioners faced cyber-attacks, questions and discussions on what HIPAA changed for privacy and security in 2022 came up. Are healthcare departments unable to develop safety for these concerns? Seeking this scenario, the webinar on HIPAA Rulings and Guidance for 2022 adorns how HIPAA gave a new structure. The expert Mark R Brengelman throws light on how the pandemic was beneficial for telehealth and telemedicine practice. The HIPAA Ruling Update 2022 is dedicated to the preservation of healthcare away from cybercriminals and instilling cybersecurity at the upper side. The webinar helps update on HIPAA landscape for 2022 in the areas to identify anticipated changes, and the need for interoperability, as well as helps in comparing the access of patient data by the state laws being defined under HIPAA. To cater to the unwanted challenges that were coming up in the path of HIPAA, HIPAA Rulings and Guidance for 2022 proceeded with new regulations with both eyes on the advantages as well disadvantages of electronic health records. To prepare yourself well and safeguard the information of your patients, and follow the digitalized transformation to secure the data, capture what HIPAA Ruling Update 2022 has for you in this webinar! The actions on securing Protected Health Information (PHI) of patients were an alarming step to sensitize the data and health records of the hospitals. How cybercriminals target healthcare was a big question to be spotlighted and given utmost importance in 2022. The webinar helps update on HIPAA landscape for 2022 in the areas to identify anticipated changes, and the need for interoperability, as well as helps in comparing the access of patient data by the state laws being defined under HIPAA. To cater to the unwanted challenges that were coming up in the path of HIPAA, HIPAA Rulings and Guidance for 2022 proceeded with new regulations with both eyes on the advantages as well disadvantages of electronic health records. To prepare yourself well and safeguard the information of your patients, and follow the digitalized transformation to secure the data, capture what HIPAA Ruling Update 2022 has for you in this webinar!
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Chapter 19National Health Insurance& Managed Care.docx
Chapter 19
National Health Insurance
& Managed Care
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• Discuss the purpose and various titles of the
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of
2010 (PPACA).
• Discuss the Supreme Court’s ruling on the
constitutionality of the PPACA.
• Describe the common models of managed care
organizations.
• Explain what can happen if a state fails to comply
with the PPACA.
PPACA Purpose
• Increase # of Americans covered by health
insurance
• Decrease cost of insurance
– Make more affordable through shared
responsibility
• Eliminate discriminatory acts
– Exclusion due to pre-existing conditions,
health status, & gender.
PPACA Reforms Health Care – I
• Eliminate lifetime & unreasonable annual limits on
benefits
• Prohibit recessions of health insurance policies
• Assistance for uninsured due to pre-existing
conditions
• Require coverage: preventative services &
immunizations
• Extend dependent coverage up to age 26
PPACA Reforms Health Care - II
• Develop uniform coverage documents so consumers
can make equal insurance comparisons
• Cap insurance company
– nonmedical & administrative expenditures
• Ensure consumers have access to an effective
appeals process
– provide a place to turn for help
• navigating the appeals process & assessing
coverage
Supreme Court 6/28/12
• Agreed that the requirement for nearly all
Americans to buy health insurance.
• Court excised part of law requiring states to
expand their Medicaid coverage in a joint
federal–state effort, to families with incomes
up to 133% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL).
PPACA Titles
Title I. Quality Affordable Health Care for All
Americans
Title II. The Role of Public Programs
Title III. Improving the Quality and Efficiency of
Health Care
Title IV. Prevention of Chronic Disease and
Improving Public Health
Title V. Health Care Workforce
PPACA Titles – II
Title VI. Transparency and Program Integrity
Title VII. Improving Access to Innovative Medical
Therapies
Title VIII. CLASS Act
Title IX. Revenue Provisions
Title IX. Strengthening Quality, Affordable
Health Care for All Americans
Models of Managed Care
Organizations (MCO’s)
• Health Maintenance Organizations
• Preferred Provider Organizations
• Exclusive Provider Organizations
• Point of Service Plans
• Experience-Rated HMOs
• Specialty HMO’s
• Independent Practice Associations
• Physician Group Practice
Models of MCOs – II
• Group Practice without Walls
• Physician-Hospital Organizations
• Medical Foundations
• Managed Service Organizations
• Vertically Integrated Delivery System
• Horizontal Consolidations
• Federally Qualified
Federally Qualified MCOs
• Strictly Voluntary
• Must Meet Federal Standards
• Less flexibility in
– benefits packages
– setting premium rates
• Must Provide Basic Package of Health Services
State HMO Laws – I
• Specify what types on entities may operate an
MCO.
• Require the provisio.
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Gregory Fliszar, J.D., Ph.D., of Cozen O'Connor will make this presentation on Friday, February 26, 2015, at a PhilaPACT (Greater Philadelphia Alliance for Capital Technologies) cybersecurity series event at Philadelphia Marriott West in West Conshohocken.
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Learn more about Greg's expertise and experience at http://www.cozen.com/people/bios/fliszar-gregory.
To register for the event, go to http://www.cozen.com/events/2015/pact-cybersecurity-series-event.
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Radical advancements in health IT development and implementation have pushed the issue of health data security to the forefront of the collective healthcare provider mindset as they attempt to strike a balance between patient access to electronic health record protected health information (PHI) and data protection. The fact that so many health IT vendors now have access to and possess protected health information necessitated shift changes in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 which was enacted to establish ground rules for the privacy protection of individually identifiable health information.
We invited Mac McMillan, Chair of the HIMSS Privacy and Security Task Force to discuss what these new changes are, define their parameters, the mission of the HIMSS PRivacy & Security Task Force, his definition of what “privacy” actually is, comments on new technology that are viable options for healthcare providers to implement as a way to protect access to sensitive patient data, and his thoughts on the increased adoption of PHI management applications such as Microsoft HealthVault.
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1. Two states, South Carolina and Wisconsin, improved integration of PDMP data into electronic health systems by establishing connections between their PDMPs and various health IT platforms like EMR systems and pharmacy dispensing software.
2. States face challenges with PDMP integration like legal definitions of access, costs of integration projects, and establishing necessary agreements and user authorizations.
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Although emailing and texting proves a lot more convenient for health care practitioner as well as patients these communication methods have security risks and inherent pitfalls. Implementing e-mail and text solutions in the health care setting is a complex issue and several factors must be addressed.
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Examples of state licensure laws governing protected health information and solving how to apply them to the health care practitioner
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Who Should Attend
Health care attorneys
corporate compliance officers in health care
medical records staff of medical offices and health care entities
hospital attorneys
health care practitioners who are covered entities
law enforcement officers in health care compliance
state boards and agencies with jurisdiction over state licenses to practice a health care profession
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The document discusses key aspects of regulating health care in the United States as covered in Lecture d. It describes the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) which establishes requirements for protecting patient health information and applies to covered entities like health care providers, health plans, and clearinghouses. It also discusses efforts by organizations like The Joint Commission and Agency for Health Care Research and Quality to improve patient safety and reduce medical errors through initiatives and research.
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Chapter 19National Health Insurance& Managed Care.docx
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HIPAA Guidelines and Electronic Communication: What Healthcare Professionals ...
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PACT Cybersecurity Series Event, speaker Gregory M. Fliszar, Esq. of Cozen O'...
PACT Cybersecurity Series Event, speaker Gregory M. Fliszar, Esq. of Cozen O'...
Health IT Data Security – An Overview of Privacy, Compliance, and Technology ...
Health IT Data Security – An Overview of Privacy, Compliance, and Technology ...
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Executive Presentation on adhering to Healthcare Industry compliance
Executive Presentation on adhering to Healthcare Industry compliance
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Describe that there are restraint and seclusion standards that staff must follow
Explain what has required if the patient files a grievance
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Location of the manual
Survey memos
Access to survey deficiency data
EMTALA and 2019 changes
Provision of emergency services
Required Policies
Hospitals without emergency departments
Adequacy of staff and staff training
Transport policies
On-campus and off-campus responsibilities
Medical Staff and emergency procedures
Meeting needs of patients
Following standards of care (a) ACEP and ENA
QAPI
Lab, x-ray, medical records, surgery responsibilities
A qualified medical director required
Direction and supervision of department and staff
Urgent care services
Equipment and supplies
Staffing
Critical Access Hospitals emergency services
Director and policies and procedures
Staff numbers and qualifications
Blood, blood products, and laboratory
EMTALA overview
Lists and logs
Medical screening examination
Stabilizing treatment
No delay in transfer
Requirements for receiving hospital
2019 changes that impact emergency services
Restraint and seclusion
Grievance
Protocols and standing orders
Interpreters
Safe injection practices
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Learning Objectives
Basics of HIPAA privacy and security
Identifying and establishing a HIPAA compliance officer
Duties of the compliance officer under HIPAA rules
Advantages and disadvantages to having your corporate legal office be designated as the HIPAA compliance officer
Whether you may outsource your compliance officer duties
What to do if you are a solo health care practitioner – can you be your office’s own HIPAA compliance officer?
Best practices for the use of the HIPAA compliance officer
Basic tips and techniques to have an effective, functioning HIPAA compliance officer.
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Why Should You Attend this HIPAA Compliance officer training
This HIPAA Compliance Officer Training webinar examines the duties of a HIPAA compliance officer of a healthcare entity and its proper role in helping the healthcare entity comply with HIPAA regarding confidential patient protected health information.
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- 1. HIPAA Rulings and Guidance for 2022 Conference Panel Mark R. Brengelman, JD, MA Attorney at Law Frankfort, Kentucky 1
- 2. About Mark R. Brengelman • Holds Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Philosophy from Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia • Earned a Juris Doctorate from the University of Kentucky College of Law, Lexington, Kentucky • Served out a successful twenty year career with state government in Kentucky, including…. now in private practice since 2012
- 3. About Mark R. Brengelman • Was a former Assistant Attorney General assigned to multiple state licensure boards in health care and other professions – General Counsel and Prosecuting Attorney • Has presented Continuing Education for over 50 national and state organizations and private companies, including the Kentucky Office of the Attorney General, the Kentucky Bar Association, the National Attorneys General Training and Research Institute, and the Federation of Associations of Regulatory Boards and seven of its member associations in psychology, physical therapy, dentistry, nursing, veterinary medicine, emergency medical services, and state licensed contractors • Has represented all three branches of state government and now a local municipality in governmental ethics
- 4. #CLEARV21 Based upon the content of this program, you will be able to identify: • • • Interoperability and what it means for 2022 • • • •
- 5. #CLEARV21 Goals of the content of this program • • •
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