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Overview: Section 13411 of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, requires Health and Human Services (HHS) to conduct periodic audits of providers and business associates to ensure their compliance with the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rule, and breach notification standards. To implement this mandate, the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has conducted HIPAA/HITECH audit program with KPMG of 115 health care organizations to assess privacy and security compliance. This webinar will focus on the implementation and tracking of HIPAA audit best practices in a healthcare setup in order to prepare for the federal audit using published OCR audit protocols. Every audit begins with interviews, a questionnaire, and a thorough policy and procedures review. Presenter, with his decades of knowledge in the compliance, legal, auditing and security areas, will walk the attendees through the audit process, documentation requirements, and implementation specifications of the HIPAA privacy, security and breach rules. This presentation not only provides opportunity for the participants to prepare for the federal HIPAA audit but also to improve the security posture of their organizations by adopting to changing technology (mobile, social media, Health Information Exchange(HIE), cloud services, etc.) and threat landscape perspective as well. This presentation will uncover reasons why many health information breaches are occurring and help organizations better secure and comply with electronic protected health information by meeting the required and addressable HIPAA/HITECH security rules. The presenter will also share the best practices used for HIPAA security implementation and continuous risk assessment which is considered as "due diligence" by auditors for the HIPAA security compliance program. Areas Covered in the Session: Healthcare Technology Adoption/Trends Healthcare Regulatory (HIPAA/HITECH) and OCR/HHS Audit Overview Differences between

Deciding the best technology for seniors can be difficult, but in this article, we have discussed a few rising trends. While we read more about them, we have to decide which methods are the right fit for us and start working on them for the best outcomes in general and in MIPS reporting. Their use is said to cut down healthcare costs.

Europe Blow Fill Seal Technology market is anticipated to grow appreciably at rate in the forecasted period. This is attributed to the rising demand for personalized medicine, increasing focus towards consumer protection, and growing adoption of Blow Fill Seal Technology (BFS) technology in the pharmaceutical industry. Blow Fill Seal (BFS) technology is a manufacturing process used in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries to produce small, sterile, and sealed containers for liquid or semi-solid products. It is a highly automated and efficient process that integrates container formation, filling, and sealing into a single continuous operation. Blow Fill Seal (BFS) technology is commonly used for the production of unit-dose containers for ophthalmic solutions, respiratory drugs, sterile injectables, nasal sprays, and other liquid or semi-solid pharmaceutical products.

Mobile Device Management for healthcare is emerging technologies that are revolutionizing the healthcare industry. Know some important MDM features and how it is significantly benefitting healthcare enterprises.

The modern healthcare industry is the amalgamation of technology and medical services. With this growing trend of health IT, data security and privacy have become the main concerns for physicians. Be it, medical billing, MIPS & MACRA, electronic healthcare records (EHRs), digital collection and storage have taken the paramount place. Read More: https://www.p3care.com/blog/switching-towards-cloud-services-isnt-easy-for-pharmaceutical-industry/ Call us for medical billing services: (844) 557-3227 Visit us: https://goo.gl/maps/XPsjJvfmHzptEs9TA Tags: Medical Services Medical billing services, MIPS 2022, MACRA, MIPS Reporting, Healthcare

The healthcare industry is going to be evolving now more than ever in 2020. Physicians, medical billing companies, health IT leaders, clearinghouses, governing authorities, insurance companies, thus, everybody is up for quality care services.

The healthcare industry is going to be evolving now more than ever in 2020. Physicians, medical billing companies, health IT leaders, clearinghouses, governing authorities, insurance companies, thus, everybody is up for quality care services.

Cancer Clinics, Ambulatory Centers, Surgery Centers, Nursing Homes, Birth Centers" provides comprehensive analysis of the emerging POC market segments, including their dynamics, size, growth, regulatory requirements, technological trends, competitive landscape. http://www.bharatbook.com/market-research-reports/healthcare-market-research-report/emerging-us-point-of-care-testing-market-cancer-clinics-ambulatory-centers-surgery-centers-nursing-homes-birth-centers.html