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There is no rule of thumb about who cleans up a spill, and some facilities may have very explicit regulations about chemical spill cleanup. If your practice has no guidelines, here are some suggestions you can use to... Read More
Q. If a beneficiary received a seasonal influenza virus vaccination more than once in a 12-month period, will Medicare still pay for it? A. Yes. Medicare pays for one seasonal influenza virus vaccination per... Read More
Q. A patient who carries his or her own state-issued identification card or work-issued identification card loses the card. Is this considered an unauthorized disclosure? Must we notify all parties specified by the... Read More
It's no longer a mere possibility; HHS has confirmed its intent to delay the ICD-10 compliance deadline, according to its latest press release. "We have heard from many in the provider community who have concerns... Read More
Q. Would a covered entity or business associate be in violation of the HIPAA Security Rule if it sends PHI in unencrypted emails to an email address within the same domain using a Microsoft Exchange server behind the... Read More
It is essential that you train your employees in steps that they can take to lessen their risk of becoming involved in a violent workplace incident. We recommend that you tell workers to: Keep the... Read More
Q: Do sharps disposal containers have to be in each individual exam room or can we have them in the nurse's station, for private practice? A: Being in private practice has no bearing on Bloodborne Pathogen... Read More
Q. The Code of Federal Regulations, specifically 45 CFR 160.103, defines protected health information (PHI). Is the following information PHI? A practice sends a patient a letter that includes the patient's... Read More
There are many basic steps you can take to lessen the risk of violent workplace incidents. This post will be part of a multi-part article regarding the prevention of workplace violence. We hope your practice... Read More
The "Updated LEIE" database file reflects all OIG exclusion and reinstatement actions up to, and including, those taken in January 2012. This new, "Updated LEIE" (List of Excluded Individuals and Entities) is a... Read More