HIPAA Handbooks

  • Privacy and security training for new and seasoned staff
  • 11 staff/setting focus areas
  • Education on protecting PHI
  • HITECH Act updates
  • Discounts on bulk purchases

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E-learning

  • Role-based training using real-life case scenarios
  • Test-your-knowledge exercises with remediation
  • Post-course test to document staff participation

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Other HIPAA Resources

  • Hot-topic audio conferences
  • CD-Rom, books on privacy and security
  • Business associate training
  • Videos with real-life HIPAA scenarios

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HIPAA Handbooks

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Our HIPAA handbooks educate staff members about their roles in protecting patient health information. The series of training handbooks are available for the following positions and settings:

  • Behavioral Health staff
  • Business Associates
  • Coders, Billers, and HIM staff
  • Executive, Administrative, and Corporate staff
  • Healthcare staff
  • Home Health
  • Long-Term Care
  • Nursing/Clinical staff
  • Nutritional, Environmental Services, and Volunteer Staff
  • Physicians
  • Registration and Front Office staff

The HIPAA handbooks include the changes to HIPAA regulations resulting from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and the Health Information Technology and Clinical Health Act (HITECH) signed into law in 2009. HCPro also offers role-specific HIPAA e-learning courses that can be used in conjunction with these handbooks.

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