Guide to Medical Privacy and HIPAA
by D'Arcy Guerin Gue and Steve Fox, Esq.
The new, authoritative 500-page Guide to Medical Privacy and HIPAA
has been developed specifically to help healthcare facilities comply
with the complex new EDI standardization, privacy and security requirements
under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of
1996 (HIPAA). Over six months in development, and published in February,
2002, the Guide analyzes these unprecedented new federal provisions
on privacy, electronic transaction and security standards and explains
the applicability of key elements, such as transactions and code
sets administrative simplification, "minimum use" disclosure,
"business associate" relationships, "individually
identifiable" information, "consents and authorizations,"
required administrative, physical and technical security measures,
and much more.
The Guide also spells out real-world strategies for achieving compliance,
from assembling a HIPAA team
to raising HIPAA awareness
to
conducting enterprise-wide HIPAA impact and risk analyses
to
developing a remediation plan and budget
to developing policies
and procedures
to achieving cultural and behavioral changes
within your organization. Checklists, outlines, model presentations,
and other resource documents are provided in the Guide to facilitate
your compliance process.
Bonus! Updates and monthly news bulletins to the Guide will provide
news and analysis of new HIPAA regulations, emerging HIPAA issues
and enforcement actions, compliance deadlines, along with proven
strategies and educational interviews with industry experts.
Here's What You Get:
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Guide to Medical Privacy & HIPAA: A comprehensive
looseleaf manual packed with decision-making resources, including
recommended implementation steps, strategic planning and implementation
tools.
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Monthly newsletter: Critical, informed, analytical coverage
in articles that go beyond the headlines and the hype. You'll
read about the medical privacy and HIPAA issues affecting you,
your job, your facility and your patients, 12 times a year.
- Update packages: The key to making sure the HIPAA compliance
information you work with is the most recent available, this practical,
ready-to-use material will guide you on an ongoing basis as you
create your HIPAA privacy and security infrastructure.
The Journal of the American Medical Association says that
"[The] Guide to Medical Privacy and HIPAA ... is a dynamic
tool for anyone from health care administrator to physician to medical
records professional... ." Read
the full review (PDF).
Add it all up: The new Guide to Medical Privacy &
HIPAA is a spin-free, one-of-a-kind resource you can count
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- it's exclusively for health care professionals, and it's the most
in-depth publication available.
Table of Contents (Overview)
¶100 - HIPAA Overview
¶200 - HIPAA Basics
¶300 - Electronic Transactions and Code Sets
¶400 - Medical Records Privacy Requirements
¶500 - Security and Electronic Signature Standard
¶600 - National Identifiers
¶700 - Strategies for HIPAA Implementation
¶800 - Enforcement and Liability Issues
Appendix I Federal Laws
Appendix II Administrative notices and Guidance
Appendix III Glossary
Appendix IV Forms
Appendix V Regulations
Index
See the complete table of contents.
The Authors:
D'Arcy Guerin Gue is Executive Vice President with Phoenix
Health Systems, Inc., a firm expert in HIPAA compliance, strategic
planning, procurement, implementation and integration of state-of-the-art
health care information technology. Ms. Gue currently leads industry
education and communications services at Phoenix, with an emphasis
on HIPAA, health care information privacy and security, and e-health.
She manages the firm's Web resources including HIPAAdvisory.com,
HIPAAlert, HIPAAlive and HIPAAnotes, along with its industry audio
education programs, and is a senior member of the Phoenix HIPAA
Solutions Team. Formerly, Ms. Gue held senior positions with The
John Joseph Group Inc., and AON Corp. She is a member of the American
Health Information Management Association and the Healthcare Information
and Management Systems Society.
Steven J. Fox is a partner with Pepper Hamilton LLP and
leads their health care informatics initiative. He assists clients
with legal issues and strategic counseling involving technology,
e-commerce and health care information. Before joining Pepper Hamilton,
Mr. Fox was chairman of the Information Systems/E-Commerce Practice
Group at Ober, Kaler, Grimes & Shriver. Mr. Fox is a prolific
author and speaker on issues involving technology and health care
information. Mr. Fox is a graduate of the University of Maryland
School of Law.
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