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Description
We will address the new Final Rule on Reproductive Health, along with the OCR Guidance on Third Party Website Tracking, and the new cases and settlements imposing fines and penalties this year. We will discuss the new Final Rule on Substance Use Disorder, and Change Healthcare breach, and the OCR guidance on how to address that breach if your patients were involved. We will also cover convictions this year where defendants, including healthcare providers, were criminally convicted of violating HIPAA.
There is also new guidance on de-identification of patient records and an updated SRA Tool for risk assessments.
Speaker
David Vaughn CPMSM, PESC is an expert in credentialing and provider/payer enrollment with over 23 years of experience in the healthcare industry. David Vaughn has a deep understanding of Medicare & Medicaid enrollment and is a nationally certified credentialing manager and provider enrollment specialist. Through, YS Credentialing PLLC, David Vaughn... Read more
Learning Objectives
- Learn the new Final Rule on Reproductive Health
- Learn the new Final Rule on Substance Use Disorder
- Learn the new OCR Guidance on Third Party Website Tracking
- Learn the new rules on PHI De-identification
- Learn the new HIPAA criminal convictions
- Learn the new HIPAA civil settlements and penalties
- Learn the new Guidance on the Change in Healthcare breach
- Find out about the new SRA Tool.
Areas Covered
- Reproductive Health
- Substance Use Disorder
- Third-party Website Tracking
- De-Identification Requirements
- Change Healthcare Ransomware
- New HIPAA Criminal Convictions
- New HIPAA Settlements and Penalties
- Updated SRA Tool.
Background
The HIPAA landscape is changing with new OCR guidance on reproductive health, web tracking, de-identification requirements, how to deal with Change Healthcare’s breach, and new criminal convictions involving HIPAA violations and new civil cases levying fines and penalties for HIPAA breaches.
Why Should You Attend
To keep up to date on HIPAA changes.
Who Should Attend
All HIPAA Compliance Officers and Providers.