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HIPAA requires that all workforce members of all health care providers and all covered entities be trained about HIPAA and the responsibilities for maintaining the confidentiality of all
individual health information.
HIPAA also requires that all training be documented for accounting to the Federal Department of Health and Human Services.
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The Importance of Proper Employee Training, Testing and Documentation
With Respect To Compliance, Due Diligence, Liability and Lawsuits
Is The Most Overlooked Risk Facing Health Care Providers
If you read nothing else on this web site, read this carefully: Although HIPAA does not specifically create any right for any individual to sue in Federal court over breaches of privacy, because the HIPAA regulations create a new "duty of care" with respect to the protection of the confidentiality of patient health information, HIPAA violations can be grounds for state tort actions. Lawsuits can be brought against you or your health care organization in your state courts if privacy or confidentialty violations occur causing damage to patients - particularly where inadequate and improper employee training has occured. Due diligence in implementing and maintaining all HIPAA training and documentation requirements is essential for health care practices to substantiate compliance efforts and to avoid the appearance of carelessness in the event of civil litigation. A strong due diligence program involving workforce training, testing and documentation is your best bet for reducing your exposure to liabilities associated with breaches of confidentiality caused from improper handling of protected health information.
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Privacy & Security Officers
Level 1 HIPAA Test
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Level 2 HIPAA Test
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About Our Training Tests
We have two different levels of HIPAA training tests. Our Level One Test is designed for testing the knowledge level of Privacy Officers, Security Officers, administrators, management, and all other individuals responsible for bringing your organization into compliance and implementing the many HIPAA requirements. Our Level Two Test is designed for all other workforce members - staff, volunteers, trainees, new employees and others - to fulfill HIPAA's awareness training requirements for ensuring the confidentiality, security and integrity of all patient protected health information.

The degree of difficulty for Level One Tests is a bit higher due to the Privacy & Security Officer's demands for a more elevated understanding of HIPAA's many regulations and requirements.

All questions are based on materials found in the Federal HIPAA Privacy and Security Regulations, and our online materials including our tutorials, faqs, implementation guidelines, policies & procedures, our HIPAA-For-Dummies compliance guide, and our online Webinars.
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A series of 20 questions are randomly provided for you to answer. They consist of "true & false", "multiple choice - single answer", and "multiple choice - multiple answer" questions from our database of hundreds of questions.

At the conclusion of the test, your results are displayed and detailed explanations to all wrong answers are provided while the topic is fresh in your mind. You may print out the results or you may take the test again - as often as you wish.

For your added convenience, test results are also e-mailed to you, and can also be e-mailed directly to your Privacy Officer for organizational record keeping and required documentation purposes.
Our HIPAA tests are the perfect solution for satisfying HIPAA's training documentation requirements, and are a favorite and valuable tool for privacy officers, health care providers, health care practices, hospitals and employees from hundreds of health care organizations and other covered entities nationwide.

There is no limit to the number of times you may take them and there is no time limit when taking them.

Certificate of Achievement

A Certificate of Achievement is available for all subscribers who sucessfully pass our HIPAA tests.

Taken on a regular basis and combined with your test results and copies of your Web site activities logs, you have satisfied HIPAA's training and documentation requirements - and established a very good due diligence program.
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Customized Testing Programs

Our testing programs can be customized to your needs. Many of our subscribers have their own private testing area with additional questions and answers added to our database just for their employees - with grading standards and Certificates of Achievement also customized to their suit their needs.

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With our resources, experience, and expertise, our value to you is in helping you reduce your costs, provide you and your employees with the very best possible educational assistance, help ease your compliance burden and reduce your potential business risks by achieving a high standard of due diligence. Click here to contact us for more information.
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Subscriber Activity Log In
Subscribers click the below link to access your activity logs. You may print them out or save the information for your records as required for documentation by HIPAA.
About Our Activity Logs
Being able to easily and quickly monitor and document your training activities and those of your employees is the single most valuable mechanism you can have in satisying HIPAA's requirements for training documentation, and for evidence of due diligence in the event legal action is ever taken against your practice or organization for breaches of confidentiality of protected health information.

Confidential Information

As a CAL HIPAA subscriber your training activity logs are available 24 hours a day for documentation purposes. Your logs are totally confidential. Only you can access your logs. Without your Username and Password, no one else can access or view them. The logs display each day of the week you were online training, what areas and pages of the web site you were studying, and how long you spent studying each page visited. You can save the logs to your hard drive or print them out for your records. Click here to see an image of a sample log.

Perfect For Documenting Individual and Company Wide Training

When it comes to documenting company-wide employee training, there is no easier, or more thorough, or more cost effective way of monitoring and documenting your employee's training than our activity logs. Hospitals, clinics, and health care practices nationwide are using this exclusive feature to document all their employee training.

In todays highly litigious society, your reputation, your practice, your license - your livelihood - is more at risk from the behavior of your workforce members than from your practice being out of HIPAA compliance. The possibility of being a defendant in a breach of confidentiality lawsuit is a reality that should not be overlooked or under-considered. It is not enough to merely satisfy HIPAA's workforce training requirements. You must take every practical measure to document all your company-wide training efforts and results.

Responsibility Flows Uphill

Management and owners of health care practices are responsible for employee training and HIPAA awareness. Unless your workforce is adequately and properly educated, and unless you have documented evidence of their sucessful education, you are at risk from criminal penalties and civil litigation.

The behavior of your workforce members can protect your practice from fines, penalties and patient litigation - or they can expose you to serious risks and consequences. The difference is in the quality of training, how well the knowledge is implemented at work, and how well the educational activities and testing are documented.

Do-It-Yourself or Outsource?

Questions you should consider when making a determination whether to train, test and document your own employees or outsource it:
  • Do your workforce members currently receive training about HIPAA and safeguarding protected health information?
  • How should the training be conducted?
  • Am I qualified to give the training?
  • How often should reminders and refresher training be conducted?
  • Does the training content meet all the HIPAA training requirements?
  • Is the training content updated as HIPAA's regulations are changed or modified?
  • Do I want to take on the task and responsibility of training my workforce and risk missing important or essential training requirements?
  • Am I prepared to create and maintain all the documentation for all my employees necessary to satisfy HIPAA's mandates, and update and maintain them as the regulations change?
  • Who in my organization is going to be responsible for organizing, conducting and documenting employee training?
  • What happens when the person responsible for my training no longer works for my organization?
  • What is it all going to cost me to train, test and document my workforce members vs. the cost of outsourcing?
Our Value To You

With our resources, experience, and expertise, our value to you is in helping you...
  • Reduce your costs.
  • Provide you and your employees with the very best possible educational assistance.
  • Provide you and your employees with information that meets or exceeds HIPAA requirements.
  • Ease your compliance burden.
  • Reduce your potential business risks by achieving a high standard of due diligence.
HIPAA Forms
Over 100 Customizable Templates. Includes Privacy and Security policies & procedures, authorizations, checklists and more.
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Handbook
Our 'How-To' Guide. A simple roadmap for using our web site for compliance assistance and for satisfying HIPAA's requirements for training all your workforfce members. First time visitors click here.
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Workforce Training
It's Federal Law. All health care providers workforce members must be trained on HIPAA's Privacy and Security regulations.
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Training
Documentation
Monitor & Document Workforce Training. Not only is it a HIPAA requirement, but documenting your workforce training is your best bet for reducing your exposure to liabilities associated with breaches of confidentiality of health information.
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Training Webinars
Our Online HIPAA Privacy/Security Officer and Workforce Training Webinars. Two separate online presentations. One for Privacy & Security Officers and one for workforce members.
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HIPAA Testing
For Privacy/Secirity Officials and All Workforce Members. Two separate training tests - one for company Privacy/Security Officials and one for workforce members.
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Implementation
Guidelines
Hundreds of Detailed Privacy & Security Compliance Recomendations. Conveniently categorized for easy use.
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HIPAA Tutorials
Over 120 Online HIPAA Tutorials. Covering every aspect of HIPAA's Security & Privacy regulations.
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HIPAA FAQs
Thousands of Frequently Asked Questions. Conveniently categorized answers to over 3000 commonly asked HIPAA questions.
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HIPAA Directory
Thousands of HIPAA Products & Services. A gigantic HIPAA catalog containing listings of companies offering HIPAA compliant products and services.
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