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Jamie Mustful

This playlist covers the aspects of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

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HIPAA. The acronym alone is enough to strike fear in the hearts of those in the medical industry and beyond. And it's no wonder...HIPAA violation settlements can cost an organization millions. In this course, we'll give you some background on the law. We'll also talk about who must comply with HIPAA rules, and if the rules apply to you, what type of training you'll need.

Maintaining HIPAA Compliance

Protected Health Information Handling

HIPAA Compliance

PHI safeguarding

Ensuring HITECH Act Compliance

Compliance Management

Understanding Privacy Act principles

HIPAA: 1. The Basics

In 2009, the United States Congress passed the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act, or HITECH. This sweeping act has implications for nearly every health care provider and organization in the medical industry.

Managing Healthcare IT

Healthcare Privacy and Security Policies Implementation

HIPAA: 2. What is HITECH?

HITECH, which stands for the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act, was part of 2009 legislation designed to encourage the use of electronic health recording systems nationwide. As part of that initiative, the act further refined and strengthened HIPAA, more clearly defining the roles and responsibilities of the businesses associates of covered entities. As you might recall, covered entities are health care providers and companies that are required to adhere to HIPAA rules. Under HITECH, the offices of business associates also need to be HIPAA compliant.

Analyze healthcare data

HIPAA: 3. HITECH - Understanding Business Associates

Nearly every aspect of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, involves protected health information, or PHI. Before diving into the HIPAA rules, it's very important that all employees understand what constitutes PHI.

Personal Information Management

HIPAA: 4. What is Protected Health Information?

As you likely already know, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, is a federal law designed to protect and safeguard both digital and printed patient health information. There are two main components of the act: The Privacy Rule and The Security Rule. This course focuses on the authorizations portion of the Privacy Rule, providing an in-depth summary that will suffice for the average employee. It needs to be noted, however, that this course doesn't cover the entire rule.

HIPAA: 5. The Privacy Rule - Authorizations

As you likely already know, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, is a federal law designed to protect and safeguard both digital and printed patient health information. There are two main components of the act: The Privacy Rule and The Security Rule. This course focuses on the disclosures portion of the Privacy Rule, providing an in-depth summary that will suffice for the average employee. It needs to be noted, however, that this course doesn't cover the entire rule.

HIPAA: 6. The Privacy Rule - Disclosures

As you likely already know, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, is a federal law designed to protect and safeguard both digital and printed patient health information. There are two main components of the act: The Privacy Rule and The Security Rule. This course focuses on the Security Rule, providing an in-depth summary that will suffice for the average employee. It needs to be noted, however, that this course doesn't cover the entire rule

HIPAA: 7. The Security Rule

Fully understanding the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is an exercise in putting rules into practice. In this course, you're going to learn what happens when an organization doesn't abide by the HIPAA Security or Privacy Rules. The HIPAA Enforcement Rule outlines enforcement responsibilities and processes. Though this isn't required knowledge for most employees, managers and supervisors can benefit from knowing what will happen in the case of a HIPAA violation complaint.

HIPAA: 8. Enforcement

The goal of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, is to prevent the unauthorized use or disclosure of protected health information (PHI). Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, any impermissible release of this protected information is considered a data "breach." As you continue in this course, you'll learn what constitutes a breach and, as an employee, what you must do to prevent a breach.

HIPAA: 9. Breaches

As a quick review, HIPAA passed through Congress in 1996 as a broad attempt at health care reform. The act's main objective was to maintain the security and confidentiality of patient health information. In 2009, Congress amended and strengthened HIPAA through the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinic Health Act, or the HITECH Act. It's the HITECH Act that established the penalty structure for HIPAA violations.

HIPAA: 10. Penalties

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is designed to protect patient health information, so a great deal of the act's content is dedicated to outlining how and when covered entities can disclose protected health information. This program covers frequently asked questions regarding disclosure, so you can be fully prepared.

Handling Disclosure

HIPAA: 11. General Disclosures - FAQ

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act greatly impacts how covered entities can market their products and services to patients. Marketing is defined as communication about a product or service that encourages the purchase or use of that product or service. Marketing remains a very tricky area when it comes to HIPAA compliance and it's important that all covered entities talk with a legal representative before sharing protected health information, or PHI, for any marketing efforts. This program covers frequently asked marketing questions.

Ensuring Transparency and Consent

HIPAA: 12. Marketing - FAQ

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is a lengthy and arguably cumbersome maze of rules and requirements. Because it's your organization's job to stay compliant, it may seem like a daunting task. Of course, your first step is to fully train all employees on both the HIPAA Privacy and the HIPAA Security rules. Beyond that, it's the organization's job to conduct a formal risk analysis and to ensure that the necessary information safeguards are in place. These steps will greatly limit the risk of a breach. And, if a breach occurs, these processes can limit any fines imposed by the Office of Civil Rights- the enforcement arm of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or HHS. In this course, we're going to talk through HHS recommendations regarding risk analysis.

Ensure Data Protection Compliance

HIPAA: 13. Protection Against Violations - Risk Analysis

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is a lengthy and arguably cumbersome maze of rules and requirements. Because it's your organization's job to stay compliant, it may seem like a daunting task. Of course, your first step is to fully train all employees on both the HIPAA Privacy and the HIPAA Security rules. Beyond that, it's the organization's job to conduct a formal risk analysis and to ensure that the necessary information safeguards are in place. These steps: the risk analysis and the administrative, technical and physical safeguards, will greatly limit the risk of a breach. And, if a breach occurs, can limit or mitigate any fines imposed by the Office of Civil Rights- the enforcement arm of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or HHS. In this course, we're going to talk through HHS recommendations regarding safeguards.

Implementing Technical Safeguards

HIPAA: 14. Protection Against Violations - Safeguards

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, is a big topic. So big, in fact, that hours of training are dedicated to ensuring compliance. But what does the average health care worker or volunteer need to know?

HIPAA: 15. Quick Learn for Employees

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is designed to protect patients. In addition to learning all about the rules and regulations regarding these protections, it's also important to talk through consumer's rights. This course will teach you what consumers expect, and are entitled to, from your HIPAA compliance efforts.

HIPAA: 16. Consumer Rights

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is designed to protect patient health information, so a great deal of the act's content is dedicated to outlining how and when covered entities can disclose protected health information, or PHI. As you may have already learned, the HIPAA Privacy Rule outlines six different permitted uses and disclosures. You can learn more about those in the Privacy Rule training. The goal of this program is to address concerns regarding disclosing PHI to family and friends. This is one of the more complex HIPAA topics because the situations are so varied.

HIPAA: 17. Disclosure to Family and Friends

As an emergency responder, you're engaging with patients during some of the most vulnerable times in their lives. Your job is to comfort, treat, and transport while protecting yourself and those around you. The first question typically asked by emergency responders is this: "Am I required to be HIPAA compliant?" Most of the time, the answer is "yes." Any health care providers that charge for services, including EMS agencies, fire departments, or rescue squads, are considered covered entities under HIPAA.

Responding to sudden illnesses

EMTALA compliance

HIPAA: 18. For Emergency Responders

One of the most significant changes in the health care landscape is the ability to use genetic information to determine a patient's risk of developing certain conditions or illness. This amazing technological advancement is a tool for people all over the world. The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA), passed in 2008, is a federal law seeking to ensure that this incredible technology will benefit us, not create additional hardships. The law protects people from discrimination based on their genetic information. In short, GINA prohibits employers and health insurers from misusing genetic health information.

Personalize Treatment

Handling Personal Information

HIPAA: 19. GINA

HIPAA Training (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)

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As the digital revolution continues, more and more personal and corporate data is out in the cybersphere. Without strong safeguards and proper protections, this data is vulnerable to falling into the hands of bad actors. This playlist is designed to help those who handle data understand and meet relevant privacy and cybersecurity standards. Take a few minutes to reinforce your understanding of what data protection is and why it matters. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to meet global general data protection regulations, as well as particular regulations in APAC&lt; Australia, the UK, Europe, and the US. This playlist is curated for global audiences and highlights a diversity of courses and Content Partners from multiple countries. It is meant to serve as an initial introduction to a variety of learning experiences on this topic, not as a prescribed curriculum. This playlist is part of the “12 Months of Learning” 2023 campaign. Level = Beginner / All. Curious to learn more? Explore these related playlists: <ul><li>Strengthen Your Digital Defenses: Cybersecurity at Work &amp; Home</li><li>Boost Your Digital Skills: Beginner</li><li>Boost Your Digital Skills: Advanced</li><li>Make Sense of the Numbers: Data Analytics Basics</li></ul>This playlist was updated in May 2023.﻿

Thomson Reuters

The purpose of this course is to provide awareness about data privacy best practices and the risks associated with mishandling personal data. The course explains the importance of data privacy, data privacy principles, data subjects’ rights to control how their data is used, and the best practices for handling and protecting personal data.

Understanding data protection laws

Applying GDPR principles

Personal Data Protection

Privacy Design Principles

Complying with GDPR regulations

Ensuring Data Security

Data Privacy: Global Edition

The purpose of this course is to outline the requirements of the Data Protection Act 2018 (UK). The course explores the UK legislation and the requirements outlined in the European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which were implemented into UK law via the Data Protection Act. The course also explores the impact of Brexit on the UKs adoption of the EU GDPR and any ongoing implications for UK companies transferring data to Europe.

Identifying Lawful Basis

Complying with PDPO

UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR)

The purpose of this Data Privacy course is to teach the learner about the statutory elements of a typical data privacy law, with a particular focus on Asia-Pacific countries. The course explains the importance of data privacy is important, the development of core data privacy principles, and data subjects’ rights to control how their data is used.

Defining key data protection terms

Data Privacy: APAC Edition

The dramatic increase in the use of personal information — and the risks associated with that use — have resulted in the introduction of data protection laws across the world. This course provides you with an understanding of those laws relevant to Australia and your responsibilities for protecting personal information.

Data Privacy and Protection: Australia Edition

Bob's Business

Anya Bridges

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (2018) aims to give EU citizens control over their private and personal data. It provides policies and guidelines for keeping customers’ personal data secure. Compliance is essential for all organisations that hold the personal data of EU citizens.  The Data Protection Act (2018), which contains the same data protection principles as the GDPR, is the UK’s implementation.

The Complete GDPR Course

Jessica Bates

Designed for owners and managers, this advanced course builds on our Data Protection course to ensure the learner understands their responsibility in order to comply with Data Protection Regulations.

Manage Data Subject Rights

Advanced GDPR

Organizations that handle "personal information" should implement certain safeguards to protect that information against identity theft and other misuse. This 30-minute course provides employee training on the administrative, technical and physical safeguards for the handling of such information.

Data Privacy and Security: US Edition

Inspired eLearning

Compliance with the GDPR will affect all our organization’s data handling activities either directly or indirectly and all staff whose responsibilities include use of PII will be expected to operate in accordance with the regulation’s safeguards. This course will provide employees a general awareness of the GDPR’s requirements and how they affect our day-to-day data processing activities as well as helping them to recognize potential problems should they arise. What topics are covered?<ul><li>GDPR awareness in the workplace</li><li>Identifying “personally identifiable information (PII)</li><li>Requirements for processing PII</li><li>Data subject rights and organization responsibilities</li><li>Breach notification and Maintaining data security</li></ul>

GDPR for Data Handlers

Protect Privacy: Essentials of General Data Protection (GDPR)

Keeping yourself and your information safe from criminals you can see is hard enough; it's even harder for criminals you can’t see – those hiding behind their computers. This playlist will help you implement strategies to protect you from cyber criminals and how to respond to ‘phishy’ situations. Whether you are setting up a new workstation, monitoring your emails, or wondering what password is going to be the most secure, you will find what you need in these courses focused on cybersecurity, phishing, and staying safe online. This playlist is curated for global audiences and highlights a diversity of courses and Content Partners from multiple countries. It is meant to serve as an initial introduction to a variety of learning experiences on this topic, not as a prescribed curriculum. This playlist is part of the “12 Months of Learning” 2023 campaign. Level = Beginner / All. Curious to learn more? Explore these related playlists: <ul><li> Protect Privacy: Essentials of General Data Protection (GDPR)</li><li> Boost Your Digital Skills: Beginner</li><li> Boost Your Digital Skills: Advanced</li><li> Make Sense of the Numbers: Data Analytics Basics</li><li> Leverage Technology: Digital Dexterity in Today's World</li></ul>

Emerald Works

Your organisation might have cyber security measures in place, but they don't mean you're completely safe. This short animated video highlights some simple things you can do yourself to stay cyber secure.

Cybersecurity awareness

Maintaining a Secure Environment

Implement Cybersecurity Principles

Cybersecurity Protection

Practice Cyber Ethics

Remote Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Responsibility

Everyday Cyber Security

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The Internet connects us to the world and makes our lives easier. But we’re not the only ones that use it. Cyber criminals take advantage of the anonymity of the Internet and prey on people to gain access to their accounts, finances, and services. We’ll show you what you’re up against, how to defend yourself, and how to protect yourself. Part1: Threats - Credential Stuffing - Social Engineering - Common Scams - Secure Websites - Public WiFi - Physical Access - Your Risk Profile Part 2: Defences - Multi-Factor Authentication - Monitor Your Reactions - Be Skeptical - Passwords vs Passphrases - Backup - VPN - Update Your Software - Lock Your Devices - Phishing Warning Signs Part 3: The Real World - Protect Your Personal Details - Social Media - Hard Copy Documents - Face-to-face Scams - Share Your Knowledge

Safe web browsing

Guard against social engineering

Cyber Criminal Tools

Introduction to Cyber Security: Protect Yourself Online and Offline

Ellie Brown

Understand how to apply safe practices when using IT devices email and the internet.Use the internet, email and social media securely - the learning is interactive throughout, with real examples, engaging visuals and feedback at key learning points. The module concludes with a short quiz.Audience typeThis module is suitable for all employees from new starters through to your most experienced employees in any role.Business OutcomesYour organisation will:<ul><li>Have an effective training module to support your wider security culture programme</li><li>Have a module that brings security to life</li><li>Increase your employees awareness of the risks</li><li>Increase its ability to identify and mitigate the risks</li></ul>

Security Awareness Training

Safe use of personal devices

Email Security

How do I work securely online? (WITH VOICEOVER)

Protecting our information from loss or theft is vital for us to maintain our reputation and continue to grow our business - the learning is interactive throughout, with real examples, scenarios, engaging visuals and feedback at key learning points. The module concludes with a short quiz.<h2>Audience type </h2>The course content within this module is suitable for all employees within any sector or industry. <h2>Business Outcomes </h2>Your organisation will:<ul><li>Have an effective training module to support your wider security culture programme</li><li>Have a module that brings security to life</li><li>Increase your employees cybersecurity awareness</li></ul>

Secure Accounts

Ensure Information Security

Password protection

Five Golden Rules

GRC Solutions

Everyone in the workplace has a role to play in information security. The first step in reducing the risk of data breaches is to learn what they are and be aware of how they typically occur, so that appropriate measures can be taken to prevent them from taking place in the future. This course surveys the most common information security risks and breaches, including direct observation, malware viruses, phishing, identity theft, spam and credit card skimming. It explores how mobile devices such as laptops and phones are vulnerable to theft. It also considers the security risks associated with working remotely, as well as the personal and professional issues associated with online activities such as using social media or storing information in the cloud. Each topic is explored in plain English, followed by a clear explanation of simple strategies for protecting data. Who is this training for? This course is suitable for everyone responsible for handling information in the workplace, whether they are at work, at home or offsite.

Assessing information security risk

Corporate Information Dangers

Cyber Security - At work, at home, and offsite

Steven Torresan

Cyber Eclipse's video training modules are designed to be short and sweet. Your team will enjoy watching the video and learn a thing or two along the way. This short micro-learning module teaches learners skills to help them work more safely when working remotely.In this module, Jim and Naz hijack a meeting whilst Samantha shares her top tips on how to work from home safely and securely.All learners need to do is watch the video and complete the short quiz at the end. Each module should be done in less than 5 minutes. Now that's efficiency!Deploy Cyber Eclipse's micro-learning modules regularly to turn all your learners and employees into your strongest line of cyber defence. Your learners and employees will love to watch and you will reduce your cyber risk.

Remote work safety

Effective remote work practices

Managing Remote Employees

Virtual Leadership

Remote Collaboration

Engaging remote participants

Cybersecurity: Remote Working Module - "Any day but a Saturday"

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A password is your account’s first line of defence, but it is also vulnerable to cyber attacks. This training module covers topics such as: password strength and password diversity along with the best password security tools and practices for keeping users' accounts secure.

Learn how cyber criminals launch password attacks to gain access to your accounts and systems.

Passwords

Strengthen Your Digital Defenses: Cybersecurity at Work & Home

Data Compliance

Curated By Go1

Protect Privacy: Essentials of General Data Protection (GDPR)

Strengthen Your Digital Defenses: Cybersecurity at Work & Home

Don’t Click Too Quick: Cybersecurity Essentials

Protect Privacy: Data Protection & GDPR Essentials

Curated by Content Partners

HIPAA Training (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)