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HITECH Act Changes HIPAA for Healthcare Webinar

This is a complimentary webinar offering by TMC.

The HITECH section of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), signed into law in February of 2009, mandated some very significant changes in the HIPAA regulations.
Breach regulations have proven to be the big challenge for healthcare practices.  There are ways to position your practice so that a breach does not have to be reported to the patient, HHS, and possibly the local media. Breachs can be very expensive and time consuming to report therefore prevention becomes your best strategy.  Breach is just one part of the HITECH Rule which impacts your facility or practice operations.   Join this webinar to learn about other activites which are addressed by HITECH and the upcoming final regulations which will be published in 2012.

 Download the handouts and print the slide copies to use for taking notes at the webinar. 

Choose the date that works best for you, register and read more about this webinar by clicking on the link below. 
Topics Covered In This Session
Objectives:
1. Discuss the new breach regulations
2. Explain the documentation process for an inappropriate access or release (incident).
3. Explain the process to complete a Breach Risk Analysis.
4. Describe the breach reporting process
5. Be able to assess when you need to contact an attorney
6. Recall the penalties and enforcement actions outlined in the HITCH rules
 
Instructor: Debra Gordick or Karen Gregory, RN
Presented by TMC’s Debra Gordick, an expert in the rules and regulations of HIPAA. She was instrumental in the development of the TMC HIPAA program and assists TMC clients daily with questions and issues on HIPAA. She has again met the needs of our clients by creating this informative and timely Webinar.
Debra is the Director of Operations for TMC working with TMC clients, consultants and partners.
Karen Gregory, RN is the Director of Compliance and Education. Karen represents TMC as she speaks at local, state, and national level meetings on compliance topics including OSHA, infeciton control, HIPAA and the HITECH Rule.
Attendance & Cancellation
Cancellations received within 10 days of the seminar date may transfer their registration to another date. No refunds will be provided.
Cancellations prior to the last 10 days will be eligible to receive a full refund.
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