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This conference took place on May 23, 2001, but you may order the CD recording of it.

HIPAA HEADACHES

Could this be happening in your organization.

Workstation policies not being practiced, rampant password violations, inadequate security, privacy and confidentiality training, patient information reports sent to the wrong printer, home worker transcription exposure, and patient charts -protected health information- accessible and unattended throughout the enterprise.

"You can't buy HIPAA compliance off the shelf."

But you must insure that your managers and supervisors fully understand what HIPAA demands.

MORE ABOUT THE PROGRAM

This highly rated Audio Conference on CD-ROM can help your staff focus quickly on what must be done now. You can use the program for management awareness training and for planning implementation procedures.

The 90-minute program comes with conference materials including definitions, slides, charts, checklists, and frequently-asked questions.

This Audio Conference is great for planning, training and orientation.

HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, is without doubt, the single most pressing challenge facing healthcare providers, payors, and their vendors this year. Results of industry surveys, including this year's annual HIMSS Leadership Survey reinforces HIPAA is drawing most executives attention and concern.

HIPAA isn't going away. Organizations are attempting to implement the various aspects of the law. In fact, provider organizations are seriously behind payors in achieving compliance with the law's provisions.

The number 1 priority for healthcare providers during the next two years is upgrading security on their IT systems to meet HIPAA requirements, according to the HIMSS Leadership survey. Worse, the majority of those surveyed by the Gartner Group reported that they have not even developed preliminary overall budgets for achieving compliance.

Among those organizations that have started work, they expect to average almost $9 million in HIPAA related expenditures.

To help you sort through the priorities, the Managed Care Information Center's e-Healthcare Market Reporter sponsored "HIPAA Compliance: Working Through The Priorities," a special audio conference on CD-ROM.

Discover what our panel of HIPAA experts is finding and get their latest thinking.

"HIPAA Compliance: Working Through the Priorities" on CD-ROM makes it easy for you to gather your key executive team to strengthen HIPAA awareness for planning, and to focus on what your organizations should be doing now.

The goal of this special presentation is to provide real-world, practical solutions and answers to professionals attempting to cope with implementing and complying with the law's provisions.

PANELISTS:

• Richard D. Marks, a member of HIPAA Task Force in the Washington DC office of Davis Wright Tremaine
• Sybil Ingram-Muhammad, Engagement Manager at Enterprise Security and HIPAA Compliance with Beacon Partners

PROGRAM AGENDA:

• Implementing the provisions of the privacy regulations, the "most sticky" challenge;
• Adapting a culture change within your organization;
• What your organization should be doing about HIPAA right now;
• How you should move forward;
• Taking the basic steps to thinking about how your organization will become HIPAA compliant despite any delays in implementation;
• Policy elections for your organization, how to begin initial security analysis;
• Building a comprehensive assessment of your organizations current security practices, procedures and IS/IT technologies;
• Developing your corporate security strategy;
• Developing your training plan for your organization's staff;
• Including appropriate HIPAA provisions in vendor negotiations for information systems and telecommunications systems;
• Live Question and Answer Session.

WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS CD-ROM:

CEOs, Operations Executives, Patient Care Administrators, Team Leaders, Planners, Business Development, Product Managers, Knowledge Managers and Strategic and Implementer Consultants, Hospitals, Health Insurers, Managed Care Organizations, Laboratories, Pharmaceutical Companies, Clearinghouses, Physician Practice Management Executives, Medical Device Manufacturers, Healthcare Technology Companies.