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Protecting Student Health Information HIPAA vs FERPA Karen Erwin RN MSN Education School Nurse Consultant July 2014 HIPAAHealth Insurance Portability and Accountability Act 1996 Public Law 104191. Protecting Your Health What you should knowabout the safe and appropriate use of common AMERICAN COLLEGE OF GASTROENTEROLOGY www.acg.gi.org Printing supported by an educational grant from AstraZeneca General Information: 6512015000 Tollfree: 8883450823 • www.health.state.mn.usAn equal opportunity employer Improving Health -Protecting the EnvironmentAhlstrom Disruptor By Preventing Identity Theft. 1. What We’ll Discuss. What identity theft is. How identity thieves operate. Who the victims are. How . you. . can protect . yourself. 2. Identity theft is using another person’s identity . SHHNF applications. August, 2016 . Dorothy Wilson. Practice Advisor, Complex Needs, . Southern Region. Outcomes of Session. To increase understanding of the ORS & SHHNF processes.. To increase knowledge of whom the ORS & SHHNF schemes are intended to support.. What are PHI & PII?. PHI: Protected Health Information. Identified individual health information = PHI. Health information = the fact that someone is applying for coverage and/or enrolled in a particular plan.. Office of the Chief Financial Officer. National Finance Center. National Finance Center. Protecting Your Information . . . Ivan R. Jackson, Acting Director. Information Technology Services Division. Getting the Most from the SIF. Valerie R. Cherry, PhD.. Lead Mental Health Specialist. Humanitas, Inc.. 2. Policy and Requirement Handbook (PRH). PRH Chapter 2.4, R2 (a) – requires that counselors perform an intake assessment, including student history, in the first 48 hours of a student’s enrollment. A copy of this assessment is submitted to the Health and Wellness Center for review, and included in the Student Health Record (. Through this training you will learn to how to identify and protect patients' protected health information, gain access to helpful resources and assist UW Medicine in ensuring our patient's rights and reducing organizational risk.. Hot Topics in Health and Wellness: How Much Can You Share?, Essentials of Charting, Community Connections, and . Medication Management . Authorizations and Releases: How Much Can You Say?. Learning Objectives. January 10, 2017. 10:45 AM to 12:00 PM. PRESENTED BY:. Ed Hudson, CSU Information Security Management. Daniel Howell, Alliant Insurance Services. 1. Who’s Who of 2016. i-Dressup. : 2.2 Million. DLH.Net. January 10, 2017. 10:45 AM to 12:00 PM. PRESENTED BY:. Ed Hudson, CSU Information Security Management. Daniel Howell, Alliant Insurance Services. 1. Who’s Who of 2016. i-Dressup. : 2.2 Million. DLH.Net. Do you ever wonder what you can share? HIPAA Scenarios Melissa Cusey, RN, BSN, Nurse Specialist, Humanitas Dr. Diane Tennies, PhD, LADC, Lead TEAP Health Specialist, Humanitas Objectives: After this presentation, participants will be able to: \"11 minutes ago -

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