New Proposed Requirements for Health Data Privacy and Security  – Melamedia Seminar
  Seminar Examines Implications of HHS proposal under HITECH


Webinar Seminar

 You Can Now Order It On-Demand and Listen to It Whenever You Want


 

The Seminar
Qualifies for 1.5 IAPP CEs

OCR released its HIPAA./ HITECH proposed regulation -- an effort that promises to add some clarity for healthcare compliance officials responsible for managing the confidentiality and security of patient information. Not since the original HIPAA privacy proposal has a regulatory initiative generated such intense interest.

The proposal comes at a time when many healthcare organizations are also trying to meet the requirements for electronic health record incentives. Consequently, a good understanding of what the latest OCR proposal means is a necessity.

With that in mind, Melamedia, LLC, publishers of Health Information Privacy/Security Alert is sponsoring a 90-minute webinar focused on the new data protection realities faced by a covered entities:

Responding to Key Issues in OCR's Proposed HITECH Regulations

The seminar features an in-depth discussion by national authorities on what HHS is planning to require for  and where healthcare organizations should focus their attention

PARTICIPANTS WILL BE BRIEFED ON:

  • New definitions for Business Associates, subcontractors and workforce members;

  • Changes to the  technical requirements of the HIPAA Security Rule;

  • Potential new business associate liabilities and responsibilities;

  • Changes to the Minimum Necessary standard;

  • The new patient authorization requirements;

  • How the proposal  would affect health information exchanges and e-prescribing;

  • New changes to the HIPAA enforcement provisions;

  • Changes to the HIPAA research provisions,

  • Changes to the requirements  on marketing, and fundraising communications;

  • New requirements for individual rights to access electronic medical records and restrict the disclosure of certain information;
    And much more

WHO SHOULD LISTEN

  • Senior Healthcare Executives

  • Privacy and Security Officers

  • Business Associates

  • Hospital Compliance Executives

  • HIM Professionals

  • Physicians

  • Healthcare Payers

  • Business Insurers

  • Healthcare Marketers and Fundraisers

  • EHR Professionals

  • PHR Vendors

  • State and Federal Government Policymakers

  • Consumer Affairs Professionals

  • Personal Data Collection Companies

  • Healthcare Attorneys

  • Healthcare Consultants

THE FACULTY

John Christiansen, JD. is Co-Chair of the American Bar Association's Committee on Healthcare Privacy, Security and Information Technology; a member of the technical expert advisory panel for the HHS-funded Health Information Security and Privacy Collaboration; and is the principle in Christiansen IT Law. He is also a professor at  the Information School of the University of Washington where he teaches Policy, Law and Ethics in the Masters of Science in Information Management Executive Program.

Dennis Melamed is  editor and publisher of Health Information Privacy/Security Alert, has 30 years of experience writing about business and regulatory affairs in Washington, DC. Dennis is an adjunct professor at the Drexel College of Medicine and the chief editor and lead author of the three-volume HIPAA Handbook reference set. He is a frequent lecturer and columnist on health information confidentiality and security issues.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS

    • All seminar participants will receive a certificate of participation
    •  Program Is Eligible for 1.5 IAPP CPE Credits

ORDERING  THE CD OR ON-DEMAND ACCESS
  • The CD recording with all course materials are excellent educational and briefing resources: $289.00

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