HIPAA & Texas HB 300
This course is oriented on providing evidence-based information Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and TX House Bill 300 and Biannual Training Requirements. The sources of information provided in this course is based on the landmark medical-legal cases in patient personal, health and financial information breaches during dental practice, Health & Human Services Publications, Publications and Directives by the Office of Civil Rights, Published Law and Amendments by the State of Texas, and other peer-reviewed information by the American Dental Association.
by – Raghunath Puttaiah
Expiry:Jun 09 2024
CE Credits: 2 hours
Method: Self-Paced
Expiry:Jun 09 2024
CE Credits: 2 hours
Method: Self-Paced
What this course teaches
This training program provides evidence-based information on the following:
- Application of HIPAA & HB 300 in dental practice
- Understand and follow federal and local standards with respect to HIPAA
- How to follow the Dos and Don’ts re. PHI, Administrative and Technical safeguards
- How to share information in a secure manner (encryption)
- What to do in case of a breach
- Ways to improve the safety culture with respect to Protected Health Information, Personal Information and Financial Information of Patients
Content
HIPAA Overview Part 1
- Scope of HIPAA
- HIPAA Resources
- Covered Entities
HIPAA Overview Part 2
- Information Breach. Costs and Fines
- What is PHI
- Who and what is covered entity
- Who and what is Business Associate
- Summary of Privacy Rule
- Summary of Security Rule
HIPAA Overview Part 3
- What is HITECH Act
- Types of PHI
- Patients’ Access to EHR
- Training required by OCR
- Simple Do’s and Dont’s
HIPAA Overview Part 4
- Patient Financial Info
- Patient Health Info
- Measure of Physical Info
- Walkthrough and Examples
- Measure for Digital Info
- Privacy Software
Texas House Bill 300 - Only for Clinics in Texas
- Introduction to HB-300
- Electronic Disclosures
- What is a Covered Entity in Texas
- Breach Notification and Penalities in Texas
Requirements
- Internet Connection.
- Macintosh (OSX)/ Windows(Vista and higher) Machine.
Instructer
Dr. Raghu Puttaiah, a Public Health Dentist, completed an MPH and Residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and was the first recipient of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Inc. Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Infectious Disease Control in Dentistry Award at UTHSC-SA Dental School (1993-1996). In 2019, he retired as a Tenured Professor from Texas A&M University College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, USA. He has presented CDE Programs, Seminars, and Keynote Addresses at over 400 venues worldwide in Dental Safety.. In addition, he crafted the Dental Safety Standards for India, released by the Honorable Prime Minister of India (2008).
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Dr. Raghunath PuttaiahRetd. Tenured Professor at Texas A&M College of Dentistry
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2-Hr HIPAA & Texas HB 300
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HIPAA & Texas HB 300
$20
$40
$20.00Add to cart
2-Hr HIPAA & Texas HB 300
2-Hr CE Credits
4 Lectures
Discuss your queries directly with our Trainer via Email or Call
Approved By
Got Questions?
Special Offer
HIPAA & Texas HB 300
This course is oriented on providing evidence-based information Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act and TX House Bill 300 and Biannual Training Requirements. The sources of information provided in this course is based on the landmark medical-legal cases in patient personal, health and financial information breaches during dental practice, Health & Human Services Publications, Publications and Directives by the Office of Civil Rights, Published Law and Amendments by the State of Texas, and other peer-reviewed information by the American Dental Association.
by – Raghunath Puttaiah
Expiry:Jun 09 2024
CE Credits: 2 hours
Method: Self-Paced
Expiry:Jun 09 2024
CE Credits: 2 hours
Method: Self-Paced
What this course teaches
This training program provides evidence-based information on the following:
- Application of HIPAA & HB 300 in dental practice
- Understand and follow federal and local standards with respect to HIPAA
- How to follow the Dos and Don’ts re. PHI, Administrative and Technical safeguards
- How to share information in a secure manner (encryption)
- What to do in case of a breach
- Ways to improve the safety culture with respect to Protected Health Information, Personal Information and Financial Information of Patients
Content
HIPAA Overview Part 1
- Scope of HIPAA
- HIPAA Resources
- Covered Entities
HIPAA Overview Part 2
- Information Breach. Costs and Fines
- What is PHI
- Who and what is covered entity
- Who and what is Business Associate
- Summary of Privacy Rule
- Summary of Security Rule
HIPAA Overview Part 3
- What is HITECH Act
- Types of PHI
- Patients’ Access to EHR
- Training required by OCR
- Simple Do’s and Dont’s
HIPAA Overview Part 4
- Patient Financial Info
- Patient Health Info
- Measure of Physical Info
- Walkthrough and Examples
- Measure for Digital Info
- Privacy Software
Texas House Bill 300 - Only for Clinics in Texas
- Introduction to HB-300
- Electronic Disclosures
- What is a Covered Entity in Texas
- Breach Notification and Penalities in Texas
Requirements
- Internet Connection.
- Macintosh (OSX)/ Windows(Vista and higher) Machine.
Instructer
Dr. Raghu Puttaiah, a Public Health Dentist, completed an MPH and Residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and was the first recipient of the Johnson & Johnson Medical Inc. Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Infectious Disease Control in Dentistry Award at UTHSC-SA Dental School (1993-1996). In 2019, he retired as a Tenured Professor from Texas A&M University College of Dentistry, Dallas, Texas, USA. He has presented CDE Programs, Seminars, and Keynote Addresses at over 400 venues worldwide in Dental Safety.. In addition, he crafted the Dental Safety Standards for India, released by the Honorable Prime Minister of India (2008).
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Dr. Raghunath PuttaiahRetd. Tenured Professor at Texas A&M College of Dentistry
