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HIPAA
Knowledge Center
Our best value. Combines all of our education and training
modules into a central, easily accessible learning center.
Includes
all titles from the following series:
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HIPAA Overview Series
HIPAA Overview is an organizational awareness program that
combines a brief history of the HIPAA legislation with a summary
of the proposed regulations (both final and draft) and requirements.
This dynamic, interactive awareness program enables the organization
to conveniently train its managers on the required administrative
simplification procedures and physical safeguards that are
necessary to secure the integrity, availability and confidentiality
of health information. This set of seven education modules
can be custom-tailored to meet the organization's unique requirements
or specific areas of emphasis. Each title includes a testing
function that will assess and document each participant's
practical understanding of the concepts presented.
Titles include:
- Major
Objectives & Components of HIPAA Legislation (HOS001)
- Introduction
to Standard HIPAA Transactions (HOS002)
- Contractual
Relationships Under HIPAA (HOS003)
- The
Security Rule Within HIPAA Legislation (HOS004)
- Introduction
to HIPAA Code Sets (HOS005)
- State
Regulations and HIPAA (HOS006)
- The
Responsibilities and Roles of the Privacy Officer (HOS007)
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HIPAA
Transactions Series
Introduces
the learner to the standard HIPAA transactions.. Focuses on
the purpose, benefits, and high-level structure of each transaction.
Titles
include:
- Health
claims and equivalent encounter information (HTS001)
- Enrollment
and disenrollment in a health plan (HTS002)
- Eligibility
for a health plan (HTS003)
- Health
care payment and remittance advice (HTS004)
- Health
plan premium payments (HTS005)
- Health
claim status (HTS006)
- Referral
certification and authorization (HTS007)
- Coordination
of benefits (HTS008)
- First
report of injury (HTS009)
- Claims
attachments (HTS010)
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Privacy
& Confidentiality Series I (Management Level)
The learner is introduced to the privacy regulation for covered
entities. This lesson provides an overview of the following:
Titles
include:
- Who
are covered entities? (PCM001)
- What
is 'protected health information' (PCM002)
- How
may you use and disclose protected health information? (PCM003)
- When
is consent necessary to use or disclose protected health
information? (PCM004)
- What
is authorization and when must it be obtained? (PCM005)
- When
can you use or disclose protected health information without
consent or authorization? (PCM006)
- The
minimum necessary requirements (PCM007)
- De-Identified
information (PCM008)
- Business
associates (PCM009)
- Individual
rights (PCM010)
- The
administrative requirements (PCM011)
- Document
Destruction: Paper Shredders (PCS001)
- Faxing
Patient Health Information (PCS002)
- Unattended
and Unsecured Paper (PCS003)
- Conversations
(PCS004)
- Answering
Machines and Voice Mail (PCS005)
- E-mail
Security and Confidentiality (PCS006)
- Workspace:
Display of Confidential Information (PCS007)
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Privacy
& Confidentiality Series II (User Level)
The successful protection of private and confidential information
will depend on the care and commitment of each individual
who has access to sensitive data. Each of the seven modules
in our Privacy & Confidentiality Series is directed to
the line-level employee, and has been designed to reinforce
personal involvement, responsibility and commitment to preserve
the confidentiality of computerized information. Each title
includes a testing function that will assess and document
each participant's practical understanding of the concepts
presented.
Titles
include:
- Document
Destruction: Paper Shredders (PCS001)
- Faxing
Patient Health Information (PCS002)
- Unattended
and Unsecured Paper (PCS003)
- Conversations
(PCS004)
- Answering
Machines and Voice Mail (PCS005)
- E-mail
Security and Confidentiality (PCS006)
- Workspace:
Display of Confidential Information (PCS007)
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HIPAA
Identifiers Series
Provides
the learner information on HIPAA-mandated identifier standards.
Titles
include:
- National
Provider Identifier - Standardizes the way providers
are identified in electronic transactions; a unique, formal,
positive ID number for each provider (HID001)
- National
Health Plan Identifier - Standardizes the way that Health
Plans are identified in electronic transactions; a unique,
formal, positive ID number for each Health Plan. State Medicaid
programs are health plans under the law and will be required
to comply with HIPAA standards (HID002)
- National
Employer Identifier - Standardizes the way employers
are identified in electronic transactions; a unique, formal,
positive ID number for each employer (HID003)
- National
Individual Identifiers - Standardizes the way that individual
people are identified in electronic transactions; a unique,
formal, positive ID number for each person (HID004) (Currently
on hold)
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HIPAA
Code Sets Series
Provides
a brief introduction to HIPAA and its code sets.
Titles
include:
- International
Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition, Clinical Modification,
(ICD-9-CM), Volumes 1 and 2 (HCS001)
- International
Classification of Diseases, 9th Edition, Clinical Modification,
(ICD-9-CM), Volume 3 Procedures (HCS002)
- National
Drug Codes (NDC) (HCS003)
- Code
on Dental Procedures and Nomenclature (HCS004)
- Health
Care Financing Administration Common Procedure Coding System
(HCPCS) (HCS005)
- Current
Procedural Terminology, Fourth Edition (CPT-4 ) (HCS006)
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HIPAA
Claims Attachments Series
Introduces
the learner to the claims attachments standards.
Titles
include:
- ANSI
X12 Attachment Standard 275 (HCA001)
- ANSI
X12 Request for Information Standard 277 (HCA002)
- Health
Level 7 messaging standard (HCA003)
- Ambulance
(HCA004)
- Emergency
Room Notes (HCA005)
- Rehabilitation
Services (HCA006)
- Laboratory
Notes (HCA007)
-
Medications (HCA008)
- Other
Notes (nurses' notes) (HCA009)
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HIPAA
Enforcement Series
Titles
include:
- Office
for Civil Rights (Civil) (HES001)
- Department
of Justice (Criminal) (HES002)
- Civil
penalties (HES003)
- Criminal
penalties (HES004)
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Security
of Information Series I (Management Level)
Security of confidential data is an important issue that affects
virtually every policy, procedure, and employee throughout
an organization. This set of 11 modules covers security practices
that can help initiate, implement, and maintain security within
the organization. This stimulating management level series
covers policy development and technology best practices. Management
issues covered include policy formulation, security management,
user issues, physical security, and contingency planning;
while technology practices include incident management, system
management, authentication, and auditing. Each title includes
a testing function that will assess and document each participant's
practical understanding of the concepts presented.
Titles
include:
Administrative
Procedures
- Overview
of Information Security (SISM001)
- Computer
Security Deployment Plan (SISM002)
- Disaster
Recovery (SISM003)
- Certification
(SISM004)
- Chain
of Trust Partner Agreement (SISM009)
- Contingency
Planning (SISM005)
- Formal
Mechanism for Processing Records (SISM010)
- Information
Access Control (SISM006)
- Internal
Audit (SISM007)
- Personnel
Security (SISM011)
- Security
Configuration Management (SISM012)
- Security
Incident Procedures (SISM013)
- Security
Management Process (SISM014)
- Termination
Procedures (SISM008)
- Training
(SISM015)
Physical
Safeguards
- Media
Controls (SISM016)
- Physical
Access Controls (SISM017)
- Work
Station Use (SISM018)
- Secure
Work Station Location (SISM019)
- Security
Awareness Training (SISM020)
Technical
Security Services
- Access
Control (SISM021)
- Audit
Controls (SISM022)
- Authorization
Control (SISM023)
- Data
Authentication (SISM024)
- Data
Storage (SISM025)
- Entity
Authentication (SISM026)
Technical
Security Mechanisms
- Communications/Network
Controls (SISM027)
- Integrity
controls (SISM028)
- Message
authentication (SISM029)
- Access
controls (transmission protection) (SISM030)
- Encryption
(SISM031)
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Security
of Information Series II (User Level)
The greatest potential for compromising the security of confidential
information is at the user level. Because network users deal
with all types of sensitive information, and send, receive
and process data using a variety of methods and formats, the
line-level employee remains the weakest point in any long-term
security solution. This set of seven education and training
modules is directed toward system users, offering practical,
day-to-day solutions to assure the continued security of systems
and data. Each title includes a testing function that will
assess and document each participant's practical understanding
of the concepts presented.
Titles
include:
- Changing
Your Password (SISL001)
- Physical
Access Control: Identification Badges (SISL002)
- Computer
Viruses (SISL003)
- Secure
Deletion of Files (SISL004)
- Back-up
Procedures (SISL005)
- Social
Engineering (SISL006)
- Electronic
Signatures and Encryption (SISL007)
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