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Many have asked lately, the following question: What is your recommendation for dealing with medical records contaminated with dried blood? Under OSHA, you first want to determine whether there is a work... Continue Reading
The HITECH Act modifies the HIPAA Privacy Rule requirement so that covered entities will be complying if the PHI access, use, and disclosure are limited to either the minimum necessary or a "limited data set." The... Continue Reading
Are you remembering to account for the disclosures of PHI? Some healthcare providers are not compliant with this part of the Privacy Rule. Under HIPAA Privacy and as outlined on the NPP, the patient has many... Continue Reading
A senior official with the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) said recently that the enforcer of the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rule plans to release final rules regarding HITECH and HIPAA next year. He stated that... Continue Reading
The Chicago-based Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT), and the Drummond Group Inc. (DGI) of Austin, TX, were recently named as the first official certifiers of EHR technology.... Continue Reading
Recently the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) announced the availability of registration for the Medicare and Medicaid... Continue Reading
Some medical offices are of the opinion that the practice of using safe needles is a bother. What does OSHA say? The use of safety needles is not optional, and the employer is responsible to ensure their use... Continue Reading
Recently, many offices have inquired about the duration of Material Safety Data Sheets ("MSDS") that need to be kept for products that are no longer used. Just as a reminder, you do not need to keep MSDS files for... Continue Reading
Is Your Password Protected? Our Tips For Creating Strong and Secure Passwords When it is time to create or change your password, a strong and secure password is very important! Your password needs to be one that... Continue Reading
Florida's State Efforts in Fighting the Opioid Epidemic in America Florida is a perfect example of how at the state level, efforts are being made to address the opioid epidemic. In Florida, a new law went into... Continue Reading