Module 1: Understanding HIPAA and PHI
Introduces HIPAA’s purpose, key rules (Privacy, Security, Breach Notification), and what counts as PHI/ePHI in everyday work.
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This course provides a practical, role-specific overview of HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification rules for healthcare and pharma staff who handle protected health information (PHI). It focuses on:
Introduces HIPAA’s purpose, key rules (Privacy, Security, Breach Notification), and what counts as PHI/ePHI in everyday work.
Explains “minimum necessary” principles and how to apply need-to-know access in real scenarios (chart access, report downloads, call notes).
Covers secure communication practices for PHI across email, messaging, and social media; explains common missteps (unencrypted email, texting PHI, casual social posts).
Focuses on physical safeguards (locked cabinets, clean desk, badge access, visual privacy) and day-to-day behaviors in clinical and office settings.
Uses scenario-based learning to show how HIPAA compliance applies differently to roles (clinical staff, billing, front desk, IT, pharma reps).
Explains what constitutes a potential breach, how to recognize incidents and near-misses, and how to report them promptly.
Shows how HIPAA fits within broader compliance (OSHA safety, FWA, ethics/codes of conduct) to support a coherent culture of compliance.
Synthesizes all concepts into a practical daily workflow checklist and encourages ongoing action.
This course provides a practical, role-specific overview of HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification rules for healthcare and pharma staff who handle protected health information (PHI).
About 30 minutes, delivered across eight modules with knowledge checks and a post-assessment.
HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification rules: what counts as PHI and ePHI, permitted and prohibited disclosures, minimum necessary access, secure communication by email, text, EHR, and verbally, physical safeguards, and how to recognize and report potential breaches.
Yes. The course includes a post-assessment and issues a certificate on completion. It ships SCORM 1.2 or 2004 with audio narration, captions, and a transcript.
$5 per user per course per year. Annual billing saves 20%. Courses run on the Provisant learning platform, and any course in the catalog can be added to a plan.