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HIPAA 101 - The basics of HIPAA Compliance

                                                  Bruce Pugh
Bruce Pugh is a senior level IT executive with over 30 years of expertise in Information Technology.  He spent 14 years in the healthcare field, designing, developing and installing automated billing, finance, and accounting systems in hospitals across the country.  From there he moved on to ADP where he spent 20 years in various senior level roles leading teams of IT professionals to deliver business solutions through technology and software applications for both ADP clients and their internal field support teams. 

 Overview
What HIPAA is and what are the key MUST do's to be in compliance and avoid "willful neglect" in an audit.
Why should you attend this webinar?
HIPAA has been around now for more than a decade but breaches and illegal disclosures of PHI and ePHI are still occurring. Anyone new to the Healthcare field or anyone interested in understanding the basic key components of a HIPAA compliance strategy for their organization 
Areas Covered in the Session:
  • Who are the agencies involved
  • Key acronyms & terms
  • What are the specific compliance laws/regulations
  • What is HIPAA for
  • What constitutes PHI/ePHI
  • BA vs CE what's the difference
  • Critical components to remain compliant
  • Was that incident a Breach?
  • Social media impact
Who can Benefit:
  • Anyone new to HIPAA compliance organization. 
  • Anyone responsible for a healthcare organization who has not had a formal HIPAA compliance audit.
  • Anyone preparing for a HIPAA audit/assessment

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