HIPAA Breach Notification Rule - What you Must do to Comply

Overview: Final regulations for the new HIPAA Breach Notification Rule require much more than notifying individuals affected by a Breach of their Protected Health Information (PHI). Covered Entities and Business Associates first must follow and document a very specific process to determine if a Breach occurred. If no Breach occurred documentary proof must be kept for six years. If a Breach did occur timely notifications and other actions must be undertaken and documented.

This webinar will explain:

What Covered Entities and Business Associates must do to comply with the Breach Notification Rule
What is and is not a Breach
Three exceptions - when an acquisition, access, use, or disclosure of PHI not permitted by the Privacy Rule is not a Breach
How to perform a Breach Risk Assessment to determine if you can demonstrate a low probability that the PHI was compromised
Who must be notified in case of a Breach
When notifications must be provided
What information must be contained in each notification
Other requirements in case of a Breach
Investigate
Mitigate harm to affected individuals
Protect against further Breaches
Document everything
Planning and preparation for the worst - public relations and mitigation strategies to limit damage to the organization's reputation and financial well-being
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