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Now we are going to review how you can be an effective Privacy Officer, Compliance Officer, and a trusted Business Associate. In this Leadership Course, you will learn why a Risk Assessment is required, what is the HITECH Regulation of 2009, and the Omnibus Rule of 2013. We will also cover the importance of customized policies and procedures to create your Book of Evidence, and why a business associate agreement is required. We will also review the types of violations we see in the industry today, and why you as the compliance or privacy officer are key to winning with compliance. We will also review how to handle a complaint and an audit from the Office of Civil Rights or Attorneys. The course objective is to train you how to properly handle PHI, ePHI, and a data breach. Let’s get started.
Welcome to the ProHIPAA for Leaders course. In this introductory lesson, we will outline what you can expect to learn throughout this training and define the core objectives required to effectively lead your organization's HIPAA compliance efforts.
As a designated Privacy Officer, Compliance Officer, or trusted Business Associate, understanding administrative regulations and operational requirements is essential to maintaining data security.
Pro Tip: Your Impact as a Leader: As a privacy or compliance officer, your leadership and proactive oversight are the primary factors in winning with compliance and protecting your organization from regulatory penalties.
The primary objective of this course is to train leaders on how to properly handle Protected Health Information (PHI) and electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI), manage data breach response protocols, and implement proactive measures to minimize overall breach exposure.