Many health care providers believe that the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) presents a barrier to the practice of patient- and family-centered care. When interpreted correctly, however, the regulations actually provide new opportunities for collaboration rather than limiting them. Join this webinar to learn more about how HIPAA can facilitate health care professionals working in partnership with patients and families.
Fees
Registration Type |
Live Webinar* |
Recording Access Only** |
Pinwheel Sponsor |
$149 |
$99 |
Non-Pinwheel Sponsor |
$199 |
$125 |
*A group may participate in the same room with you on this call-in line. Live webinar participants will also receive 2 week access to a recording of the presentation, along with a handout of the slides and additional resources.
**Recording Access Only registrants will also receive a handout of the slides and additional resources. The recording will be available to view for a duration of 2 weeks.
(Please call the Institute for details.)
Register Now!
http://www.ipfcc.org/calendar.html
Space is limited! After your registration is confirmed, you will receive details about joining the webinar.
Optional 15-Minute Q&A
Immediately following the one-hour presentation, there will be an optional 15-minute Q&A session. We are excited to offer this opportunity to continue the discussion and focus the dialogue on your specific questions and burning issues. We hope that you will be able to stay on the call and participate!
Who Should Attend
Patient and family advisors/leaders
Administrative and clinical leaders
Physicians, nurses, and other staff
Coordinators responsible for implementing patient- and family-centered initiatives
Patient experience/patient relations personnel
Risk and safety personnel
Quality improvement personnel>
Human resources personnel
Staff educators
Webinar Objectives
Review the intent and key aspects of HIPAA privacy and security rules, including recent guidance issued by the Office for Civil Rights;
Discuss common concerns with implementing patient- and family-centered practices while maintaining patient privacy; and
Learn strategies for providing patient- and family-centered care while meeting HIPAA requirements.