2. Confidentiality of Medical Records
Secured information when used by authorized
personnel.
Proper notification to internal and external
parties if the system has been breached.
3. • Federal protection of individual health information
whether written, electronic, or oral.
• DHHS Office for Civil Rights enforces privacy
standards.
• Accountability for breaches in data secured by
corporate entities.
• CMS enforces security standards
4. Use common sense and logic with personal
information , never release any information
without informed consent of the patient (in
writing)
Make sure the portal when viewing data is
properly logged on and off.
Keep all personal information that is related to
patient secure and confidential at all times
5. four categories of violations that reflect
increasing levels of culpability;
four corresponding tiers of penalties that
significantly increase the minimum penalty
amount for each violation; and
a maximum penalty amount of $1.5 million for
all violations of an identical provision.
6. Every week the team leader will conduct
hourly seminars on how to by more effective
and aware of confidentiality.
Questions and Answers period where we talk
as a group on better security and training
programs to evolve.
Monthly literature on HIPAA and how to
secure information in the information age.
7. Freeman, G. (2013). Does the new HIPPA rule
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