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Title: HIPAA Training Workshop


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HIPAA Training Workshop 2
  • Trainer Kaye L. Rankin
  • Rankin Healthcare Consultants, Inc.

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Todays Topics
  • Required Disclosures
  • Uses and Disclosures Requiring an Opportunity to
    Agree or Object
  • Uses and Disclosure Requiring a Signed
    Authorization
  • Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
    Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object

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Required Disclosures
  • To the Individual
  • To inspect and copy
  • In response to a request for an Accounting of
    Disclosures
  • To the Secretary
  • To investigate or determine the covered entitys
    compliance.

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Uses and Disclosures Requiring an Opportunity to
Agree or Object
  • Facility Directories
  • Involvement in the Individuals Care and
    Notification Purposes
  • Family Members, Friends, and Others
  • Disaster Relief Activities

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Uses and Disclosures Requiring an Opportunity to
Agree or Object
  • Family Members, Friends and others involved in
    the patients care
  • When the Individual is present and has the
    capacity to make decisions obtain agreement
  • When the individual is not present a decision
    may be made based on professional judgment
  • Document the basis (an accounting of the
    disclosure is not required) Note Regulations
    initializing 330 grants do not provide for this
    disclosure without the individuals consent.

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Involvement in the Individuals Care and
Notification Purposes
  • TITLE 42--PUBLIC HEALTH
  • CHAPTER I--PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE,
  • DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
  •  PART 51c--GRANTS FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES
  • Sec. 51c.110 Confidentiality.
  • All information as to personal facts and
    circumstances obtained by the project staff
    about recipients of services shall be held
    confidential, and shall not be divulged without
    the individual's consent except as may be
    required by law or as may be necessary to provide
    service to the individual or to provide for
    medical audits by the Secretary or his designee
    with appropriate safeguards for confidentiality
    of patient records. Otherwise, information may be
    disclosed only in summary, statistical, or
    other form which does not identify particular
    individuals.

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Involvement in the Individuals Care and
Notification Purposes
  • Disaster Relief Purposes
  • Federal, state or local government agencies
    engaged in disaster relief or
  • Assistance organizations (like the Red Cross)
    authorized by law to assist in disaster relief
    efforts.
  • Must limit to basic information only name, city
    of residence, age, sex and general condition
  • Record an accounting of disclosure

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Uses and Disclosures Requiring a Signed
Authorization
  • Psychotherapy Notes
  • Notes recorded by a mental health professional
    during private, joint, group or family counseling
    sessions
  • Exceptions for treatment, payment and health care
    operations
  • Use by the originator for treatment
  • Training, for CEs own purposes, under
    supervision to practice or improve skills
  • CE defense of legal action
  • Exceptions to comply with law and health oversight

9
Uses and Disclosures Requiring a Signed
Authorization
  • Marketing
  • To make a communication about a product or
    service that encourages recipients of the
    communication to purchase or use the product or
    service, unless its to describe your own products
    or services, for treatment, case management or to
    recommend alternative treatments.
  • CE discloses PHI to other entities for direct or
    indirect remuneration.

10
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without Consent,
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Required by Law
  • Mandate contained in law that compels a CE to
    make a use or disclosure of PHI and that is
    enforceable in a court of law
  • Court orders, warrants, subpoena
  • Medicare conditions of participation
  • Other statutes and regulations
  • Disclosures must comply with law and be limited
    to the relevant requirements of law
  • An accounting of disclosure is required

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Public Health Activities
  • Controlling disease, injury or disability.
    Report communicable disease or someone at risk of
    contracting or spreading the disease
  • To an official of a foreign govt. if
    collaborating with a public health authority
  • To report child abuse or neglect
  • To a person subject to the jurisdiction of FDA
  • To report communicable disease or someone at risk
    of spreading a disease or condition
  • To an employer (medical surveillance, work
    related injury or illness

12
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Procedures
  • Get the request in writing
  • Verify identity and authority of the requestor
    and document that verification.
  • Limit the disclosure to minimum necessary (note
    CE may rely on request as being minimum
    necessary)
  • Record an accounting of the disclosure
  • Retain documentation for 6 years

13
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Victims of Abuse, Neglect or Domestic Violence
  • If CE reasonably believes that an individual has
    been a victim of abuse, neglect or domestic
    violence and report is made to an agency
    authorized by law to receive report
  • As required by law, and limited to information
    relevant to law
  • If the individual agrees, or
  • In professional judgment CE believes the
    disclosure is necessary
  • If the individual is incapacitated, a law
    enforcement or other public official represents
    that the disclosure is not intended to be used
    against the individual
  • Inform the individual

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Victims of Abuse, Neglect or Domestic Violence
  • Procedures
  • Verify the identity and authority of the
    requestor
  • Limit the disclosure to information relevant to
    law
  • Inform the victim of the report (unless there is
    risk of harm)
  • Record an accounting of the disclosure
  • Retain documentation for 6 years

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Health care oversight
  • For oversight activities authorized by law
  • Audits
  • Civil, administrative, or criminal
    investigations, inspections, licensure or
    disciplinary actions or other activities related
    to oversight
  • Of the health care system
  • Government benefit programs
  • Entities subject to government regulatory
    programs
  • Entities subject to civil rights laws pertaining
    to compliance

16
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Procedures Health care oversight
  • Verify the identity and authority of the auditor
  • Limit the disclosure to the minimum necessary
    (Note you may rely on auditors representation
    that the request is the minimum necessary)
  • Record an accounting of the disclosure
  • Retain documentation for a period of 6 years

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Time for a BREAK!
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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Standard for Judicial and Administrative
    Proceedings
  • Judicial and Administrative Proceedings
  • Order of a court or administrative tribunal
  • Subpoena, discovery request or other lawful
    process not accompanied by an order of a court or
    administrative tribunal if
  • Attempt has been made to notify the individual
  • Reasonable efforts have been made by the
    requestor to secure a qualified protective order.

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Procedures Judicial and administrative
    proceedings
  • California process will remain enforce but CEs
    will have to merge requirements when appropriate
  • Verify the identity and authority of requestor
  • Limit the disclosure to information expressly
    authorized by the order.
  • Record an accounting of the disclosure
  • Retain documentation related to the disclosure
    for 6 years.

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Law Enforcement
  • Pursuant to process, required by law
  • Identification and location
  • Victim of a Crime
  • Decedents to report a death from criminal conduct
  • Crime on Premises
  • Reporting Crime in Emergencies

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Procedures Law Enforcement
  • Verify the identity and authority of the law
    enforcement official (document any
    representations)
  • Limit the disclosure to information relevant to
    the stated purpose (basic information only for
    identification and location)
  • Record an accounting of disclosure
  • Retain all documentation related to the
    disclosure for 6 years

22
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Uses and Disclosures about Decedents
  • To coroners and medical examiners
  • To funeral directors
  • To health care providers for the treatment of
    others (family member, etc.)
  • To personal representative with legal authority

23
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Procedures Uses and Disclosures about Decedents
  • Verify the identity and authority of requestor
  • Limit the disclosure to information relevant to
    the stated purpose (basic information only for
    identification and location)
  • Record and accounting of disclosure
  • Retain all documentation related to the
    disclosure for 6 years

24
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Uses and Disclosures for Cadaveric Organ, Eye or
    Tissue Donation Purposes
  • To organ procurement organizations or other
    entities engaged in
  • Procurement
  • Banking
  • Transplantation

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Procedures Uses and Disclosures for Cadaveric
    Organ, Eye or Tissue Donation Purposes
  • Verify the identity and authority of requestor
  • Limit the disclosure to information the minimum
    amount of information only
  • Record and accounting of disclosure
  • Retain all documentation related to the
    disclosure for 6 years

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Uses and Disclosures for Research Purposes
  • Disclosures preparatory to research (with
    representations from the researcher)
  • If the information is de-identified
  • If the information is a limited data set
  • If the project is covered by an Institutional
    Review Board or a Privacy Board waiver
  • Note An individual must authorize research that
    includes treatment.

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Uses and Disclosures Preparatory to Research
  • May be disclosed by a CE without Authorization
    if
  • PHI is sought solely to review PHI to prepare for
    research
  • PHI is not removed from the site
  • PHI is necessary for the research
  • Representations should be documented

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Procedures Research
  • Procedures for de-identifying data
  • Procedures for creating a limited data set and
    requiring a data use agreement from the
    researcher
  • Review of IRB Waiver or Privacy Board Waiver to
    ensure that all elements are completed.
  • Retention of Documentation
  • Record an accounting on the Disclosure History

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • To Avert a Serious Threat to Health or Safety
  • Providers who believe in good faith that the use
    or disclosure is necessary to prevent or lessen a
    serious and imminent threat to the health and
    safety of a person or the public
  • Law enforcement
  • Any person or persons reasonably believed to
    prevent or lessen the threat
  • Or, Is necessary for law enforcement to to
    identify or apprehend an individual
  • Because of a statement of participation in a
    violent crime or
  • The individual has escaped from a correctional
    institution or from lawful custody.

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • To Avert a Serious Threat to Health or Safety
  • Exceptions
  • If information Is learned in the course of
    treatment to affect the propensity to commit the
    criminal conduct, or counseling or therapy
  • If information is learned through a request by
    the individual to initiate a referral for
    treatment, counseling or therapy.
  • California law Duty to Warn

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Specialized Government Functions
  • Military and Veterans Activities
  • National Security and Intelligence Activities
  • Protective Services for the President and others
  • Medial Suitability determinations
  • Correctional Institutions and other Law
    Enforcement Custodial Situations
  • Covered Entities that are Government Programs
    Providing Public Benefits

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Military and Veterans Activities
  • PHI to Armed Forces if
  • Notice is published in the Federal Register
  • PHI of individuals who are foreign military
    personnel to appropriate military authority if
  • Notice is published in the Federal Register
  • Notice must identify military authority and
    purpose for disclosure.

33
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • National Security and Intelligence Activities
  • To authorized federal officials for
  • Conduct of lawful intelligence
  • Counter-intelligence
  • Other national security activities authorized by
    the National Security Act

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Protective Services for the President and Others
  • To authorized federal officials
  • Provision of protective services to the President
  • Provision of protective services to Heads of
    State
  • For conduct of authorizations

35
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Medical Suitability Determinations
  • Use of information by the Department of State

36
Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Correctional Institutions and other Law
    Enforcement Custodial Situations
  • If the law enforcement official represents that
    the information is necessary for
  • Provision of health care to the individual
  • The health and safety of the individual or other
    inmates
  • The health and safety of the officers or
    employees of the institution or individuals
    transporting the individual
  • The administrations and maintenance of the
    safety, security, and good order of the
    institution.

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Uses and Disclosures Permitted Without
Authorization or an Opportunity to Agree or Object
  • Covered Entities that are Government Programs
    Providing Public Benefits
  • A health plan that is a government program
    providing public benefits may disclose PHI
    related to eligibility or enrollment
  • CEs that are government agencies administering a
    government program may disclose PHI to other
    government agencies administering a government
    program

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The Clock is Ticking!
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