Table of Contents: Introduction What is a Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP)? Why do Healthcare Providers Need NPP? Components of an NPP When and How is an NPP Provided? How to Review and Understand Your NPP Benefits of NPP for […]
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When you work in healthcare, keeping patient information private isn’t optional—it’s required. With more medical teams adopting tools like Slack for healthcare communication, a fair question comes up: Can you actually use it and still follow the Health Insurance Portability […]
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Table Of Content Introduction What are the penalties if a nurse violates HIPAA? Real-Life examples of HIPAA violations by nurses The dangers of nurses violating HIPAA on social media How can nurses avoid HIPAA violations? Why HIPAA compliance is crucial […]
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Risk is a constant in healthcare. Whether it’s a misfiled chart, a mistimed medication, or a system that crashes mid-shift, things can — and do — go wrong. That’s where risk management in healthcare comes in. At its core, it’s […]
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If you work in healthcare, staying compliant with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) isn’t just a best practice, it’s the law. But one question comes up a lot: How often is HIPAA training required? The answer matters […]
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Table of content(s) Introduction What are OSHA requirements? OSHA compliance checklist Common OSHA violations and how to avoid them? How do you create and maintain your OSHA compliance checklist? Conclusion Navigating the complex world of workplace safety can feel overwhelming, […]
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Table of Contents: Introduction What Is OSHA and Why Is It Important? Workplaces Not Covered by OSHA Regulations Does OSHA cover self-employed? Potential Risks for Workers in Exempt Workplaces Alternatives to OSHA for Ensuring Workplace Safety Final Thoughts When […]
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Listen, in healthcare, protecting patient data isn’t just good practice—it’s the law. And as digital systems became our backbone for care, those laws had to catch up. A huge update came in 2013: the HIPAA Omnibus Rule. Considering healthcare data […]
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If your organization falls under HIPAA in the United States, you’re considered a covered entity—and that means you need to sign Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with vendors who help you handle patient data. These agreements aren’t just formalities—they’re at the […]
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Let’s be honest—Gmail is everywhere. From solo practitioners to big hospital networks, it’s the go-to because it’s fast, familiar, and free. But here’s the thing: a University of Michigan study found that 25% of healthcare data breaches involve email. That’s […]
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