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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 375 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jul-2013
  • Kirjastus: American Medical Association
  • ISBN-10: 1603596577
  • ISBN-13: 9781603596572
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 375 pages, kõrgus x laius: 254x178 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Jul-2013
  • Kirjastus: American Medical Association
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  • ISBN-13: 9781603596572
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With AMAs HIPAA Plain & Simple: After the Final Rule, youll understand the complex regulation of HIPAA and HITECH so your office can take immediate action and achieve HIPAA compliance sooner. The stronger HIPAA privacy and security safeguards and better protection for electronic health data included in the final rule means that you need an accessible, easy-to-understand guide to all of the details surrounding this important change. This Third Edition expands upon the topics of enforcement, the accounting of disclosures, and contracts with and disclosures to business associates, while providing new content on migrating to operating rules and meaningful use.
Reviewer xi
Foreword xiii
Louis W. Sullivan
About the Authors xvii
Introduction xxi
Chapter 1 HIPAA, HITECH Act, and Breach Notification Overview 1(40)
Building the Infrastructure
4(5)
Four Sets of Standards
9(6)
Transactions and Code Sets
9(2)
Privacy Standards
11(2)
Security Standards
13(2)
Identifiers
15(1)
Change in Focus: Administrative to Clinical Processes
15(1)
The HITECH Act
16(5)
Final Rule Modification of Business Associate Definition
17(4)
Breach Notification Rule
21(4)
Statutory Definition of Breach
21(1)
January 25, 2013, Final Rule Definition of Breach
21(3)
Limited Data Sets
24(1)
Breach Notification Requirements
24(1)
Guidance on Securing Protected Health Information
25(2)
Enforcement
27(4)
Importance of Achieving Compliance
31(10)
Chapter 2 Transactions and Code Sets 41(44)
Transaction Standards and Code Set Standards
42(1)
Transaction Standards
43(4)
Need for Transaction and Code Set Modifications
44(1)
Health Care Claim Payment/Advice (835)
45(1)
Health Care Claim Status Request and Response (276/277)
46(1)
Benefits of Improvements to Transaction Standards
47(1)
HIPAA Transaction Standards: Final Rule
47(8)
Code Sets
55(18)
Code Sets in the Physician's Office
55(1)
Code Set Categories
56(3)
How to Read Code Sets
59(5)
ICD-10-CM/PCS: Code Set Standards Modification
64(9)
What 5010 and ICD-10-CM Mean to Your Practice
73(1)
Health Insurance Reform: Administrative Simplification Transactions
74(3)
Summary
77(8)
Chapter 3 The Privacy Team 85(62)
What Changed in the HIPAA Omnibus Rule, and What Didn't Change?
87(2)
Step 1 Build the Foundation for Privacy Management
89(15)
Step 1A Identify a Privacy Official
90(3)
Step 1B Revisit Your Notice of Privacy Practices
93(2)
Step 1C Consistent with Other Documentation
95(1)
Step 1D Develop Policies and Procedures
95(1)
Step 1E Policies and Procedures
96(1)
Step 1F Training
97(2)
Step 1G Sanctions
99(1)
Step 1H Mitigation
100(1)
Step 1I Refraining from Intimidating or Retaliatory Acts
101(1)
Step 1J Waiver of Rights
102(1)
Step 1K Establish Minimum Necessary Limits for Use and Disclosures of Protected Health Information
102(2)
Step 2 Identify Permissions for Use and Disclosure of Protected Health Information
104(11)
Step 2A Required Disclosures
106(1)
Step 2B Permissible Disclosures: Treatment, Payment, and Health Care Operations
107(1)
Step 2C Permissible Disclosures: Another Covered Entity's Treatment, Payment, and Health Care Operations
108(1)
Step 2D Permissible Disclosures: Family, Friends, and Disaster Relief Agencies
109(2)
Step 2E Incidental Uses or Disclosures
111(1)
Step 2F Other Uses or Disclosures for Which Authorization Is Not Required
111(1)
Step 2G Uses and Disclosures of De-Identified Protected Health Information
112(2)
Step 2H Limited Data Set for Purposes of Research, Public Health, or Health Care Operations
114(1)
Step 3 Identify Uses and Disclosures That Require Authorizations
115(5)
Step 3A Uses and Disclosures That Require Authorizations
115(4)
Step 3B Psychotherapy Notes
119(1)
Step 4 Identify Personal Identity Authentication Issues
120(2)
Step 5 Update Your HIPAA Privacy Safeguards
122(2)
Step 6 Update New Patient Rights, Including Rights Provided in the HITECH Act
124(9)
Step 6A Right to Access Protected Health Information
124(3)
Step 6B Patient's Right to Request an Amendment to Content in Patient Record
127(1)
Step 6C Accounting of Disclosures
128(2)
Step 6D Confidential Communications Requirements
130(1)
Step 6E Right of an Individual to Request Restriction of Uses and Disclosures
130(2)
Step 6F Right to File a Complaint
132(1)
Step 6G Know About GINA
133(1)
Step 7 Update Business Associate Contracts
133(2)
Step 8 Revise and Protect Fundraising and Marketing Activities
135(1)
Step 9 Train Your Staff on New Issues and Provide Refreshers on Privacy Policies and Procedures
136(4)
HIPAA Privacy Rule Training Requirements
138(1)
Quick Training Tips
139(1)
Training Topics
140(1)
Step 10 Implement Your Plan and Evaluate Your Compliance Status
140(1)
What's Next?
141(6)
Chapter 4 HIPAA Security: Tougher, but with Safe Harbors 147(56)
About HIPAA's Security Rule
148(4)
General Requirements
150(1)
Flexibility of Approach
150(1)
Standards
151(1)
Implementation Specifications
151(1)
Maintenance
152(1)
Administrative Safeguard Standards and Implementation Specifications
152(26)
Security Management Process
156(2)
Assigned Security Responsibility
158(2)
Workforce Security
160(2)
Information Access Management
162(3)
Security Awareness and Training
165(3)
Security Incident Procedures
168(4)
Contingency Plan
172(3)
Evaluation
175(1)
Business Associate Contracts and Other Arrangements
176(2)
Physical Safeguard Standards and Implementation Specifications
178(8)
Facility Access Controls
179(3)
Workstation Use
182(1)
Workstation Security
183(1)
Device and Media Controls
183(3)
Technical Safeguard Standards and Implementation Specifications
186(17)
Access Control
187(3)
Audit Controls
190(1)
Integrity
191(1)
Person or Entity Authentication
192(1)
Transmission Security
192(11)
Chapter 5 HIPAA Communications: Patient Engagement and Social Networking 203(26)
What Patients Want to Know About HIPAA
204(2)
Implementing an Internal and External Communications Plan
206(3)
Your HIPAA Communications Plan
209(10)
Electronic Communications and Health IT
213(1)
Develop and Deploy an External Communication Plan
214(1)
Build a Breach Response Plan Before You Need It
214(3)
Managing an Audit from OCR
217(1)
Audit Prevention Strategies
218(1)
Patient Engagement
219(5)
Social Networking
220(2)
HIPAA and Social Media
222(2)
What's Next?
224(5)
Appendix A HIPAA Forms 229(58)
HIPAA for Behavioral Health in an Electronic Environment
273(14)
Appendix B Additions to HIPAA Training Program 287(8)
How OCR Enforces the HIPAA Privacy Rule
291(2)
What OCR Considers During Intake and Review of a Privacy Complaint
293(2)
Appendix C Additional Resources 295(2)
Glossary 297(22)
Index 319