HIPAA Training for Covered Entities

These courses provide the knowledge of the HIPAA Privacy & Security rules your staff will need to protect written, spoken and electronic health information and stay in compliance with the HIPAA regulations.  The courses contain audio narration, interactive exercises, annimated scenarios and end-of-course assessments to promote user interest and to measure student achievement.  Learners can print certificates of completion when they've passed their assigned courses and training administrators have instant access to all training  results using the training system's robust reporting modules.

Each learner is licensed for both courses.  They are the perfect courses for covered entities that need to provide HIPAA training to their staff includng physician groups, medical practices, hospitals, ASC's, and all other covered entities.

Both HIPAA courses are licensed for one low fee and include:

	HIPAA Privacy and Confidentiality for Covered Entities
	HIPAA Security of EPHI for Covered Entities

Please call or contact us for volume pricing discounts if you have more than 15 learners.

Course Objectives:

HIPAA Privacy and Confidentiality for Covered Entities

The course learning objectives are to:

• Provide a broad overview of the regulation of healthcare privacy and data security Outline HIPAA's standards for electronic health care transactions and data code sets

• Describe the HIPAA privacy regulation and the obligation of covered entities to adopt institution-specific privacy policies and procedures

• List the requirements of the HIPAA security rule and suggest standard health care security measures

• Special rules on use and disclosure of health information

• Individuals' rights to health information

HIPAA Security of Electronic Protected Health Information

 This course introduces you to the standards for electronic health information security under the  Administrative Simplification provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). It covers:

• Why the federal government wants to protect the security of electronic health information

• The approach to health information security taken by the proposed standards

• Physical safeguards

• Technical security

• Administrative procedures

• Implementing the standards