Train Your CNA & HHA Caregivers For 1 Low Price
This program has been approved for Continuing Education for 1.25 total participant hours by NAB/NCERS—Approval #20250804-1.25-A104270-DL
1.25 Hours (1 hour for Florida)
Course Summary
This module is intended to provide health care professionals with information about HIPAA and to inform health care professionals about what they need to know and do to be HIPAA compliant. The three components of HIPAA will be discussed: privacy, security and administrative simplification. Privacy, security and administrative simplification are all interdependent but are designed to be used together to protect patient privacy. The health care professional’s responsibility in the busy workplace is to secure and protect PHI. Knowing who you are giving information to and whether they have a legitimate need to receive protected health information are important strategies to protecting PHI. There are administrative, physical and technical safeguards that need to be followed to ensure the proper handling of PHI and protocols to follow if PHI has been compromised. Following the rules of HIPPA (which are outlined in the courses below) will help ensure compliance and help protect the privacy of all protected health information.
After completing this inservice, the learner will be able to:
- Describe the purpose of HIPAA
- Identify protected health information (PHI)
- Explain the steps to protect PHI in the workplace
Course Syllabus
- Introduction
- The History and Formation of HIPAA
- The Three Components of HIPAA
- The Patient and HIPAA: Notice of Privacy Practice
- HIPAA Security and the Workplace
- HIPAA in the Real World