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The factors such as rise inpreference for minimally invasive surgeries and increase inprevalence of peripheral & coronary heart diseases are expectedto boost the growth of the atherectomy device market in thecoming years. Furthermore, favorable medical reimbursement scenario from the government is anticipated to propel theatherectomy devicemarket growth. However, lack of skilled professionals and stringent regulatory scenario is expected to restrain the market growth.

Rise in prevalence and incidences of neurological disorders along with increased cost pressures of pharmaceutical drugs are anticipated to drive the electroceuticals market in the coming future. Moreover, rise in geriatric population and increase in investments for development of electroceuticals are expected to further boost the electroceuticals medicine market growth.

This market experienced growth in 2017 owing to surge in the use of pathological examination tests attributed to the increase in prevalence of several infectious diseases across the globe. Furthermore, surge in geriatric population and rise in health awareness are expected to foster the market growth. However, lack of reimbursement policies and decline skilled and trained healthcare professionals is anticipated to restrain the market growth during the forecast period.

Overview: The webinar will concentrate on topics that HHS has announced will be the focus of the first round of "desk audits". They reflect significant areas of non-compliance revealed in the 2012 pilot audits and HHS HIPAA violation investigations concluded by Resolution Agreements and Corrective Action Plans. They include: HIPAA Risk Analysis Risk Management based on Risk Analysis Breach Notification Notice of Privacy Practices (for Covered Entities) Minimum Necessary Standard Access of Individuals to their PHI Authorizations Workforce Training This webinar is vital because, in focusing on preparation for a HIPAA Compliance Audit, Covered Entities and Business Associates may review, prioritize and structure their HIPAA Compliance programs. If you have HIPAA Compliance documentation ready to submit on two weeks notice to HHS you are implementing an effective HIPAA Compliance program. In addition, every Covered Entity or Business Associate may face an HHS HIPAA Compliance investigation at any time due to a complaint or a Breach. If you are "audit ready" you will be ready for an investigation - and better able to avoid complaints and prevent breaches. Why should you attend: Every Covered Entity and Business Associate is liable - without prior notice - to be audited for HIPAA Compliance by HHS You will have only 2 weeks after receiving your HIPAA Compliance Audit notification and data request to upload all requested documents to an HHS HIPAA Compliance Audit Portal The HIPAA Compliance Audit data request you receive will specify content and file organization, file names and any other document submission requirements Auditors will not contact an audited entity for clarifications or ask for additional information - it is essential that submitted documents are current, accurately reflect the entity's HIPAA Compliance program and demonstrate HIPAA Compliance Only data submitted on time will be assessed Failure to respond on time may be referred to the HHS regional