Referral Premium Payment

Health Care Referral Certification and Authorization.

First Report of Injury.

Health Plan Referral Enrollment and Dis-enrollment.

Coordination of Referral Benefits.

Effective date.

CPT-4.

CDT.

ICD-9-CM.

Enrollment date.

$5,000 in fines.

55000 in fines and six months in prison.

An annual cap of $50,000 in fines.

A fine of up to $50,000 if they wrongfully disclose PHI.

Six months in prison.

Security Management Process

Device and Media Controls

Information Access Management

Facility Access Controls

Workstation Security

Accountants

Hospital employees

A covered entity's internal IT department

CEO of the covered entity

The covered entity's billing service department

Access Authentication

Integrity Controls

Authorization and/or Supervision

Data Authentication

Unique User Identification

Must obtain the signature of the patient before disclosing PHI to another provider.

Must contact a relative of the patient before disclosing PHI to another provider.

May use their best judgment in order to provide appropriate treatment.

May use PHI but may not disclose it to another provider.

Must inform the patient about the Notice of Privacy Practices before delivering treatment.

PKI requirements for hospitals and health care providers.

Encryption algorithms that must be supported by hospitals and health care providers.

Fraud and abuse in the health care system and ways to eliminate the same.

Guaranteed health insurance coverage to workers and their families when they change employers.

The use of strong authentication technology that must be supported by hospitals and health care providers.

Disaster Recovery Plan

Data Backup Plan

Facility Access Controls

Security Incident Procedures

Emergency Mode Operations Plan

Access to the psychotherapy notes.

Request an amendment to their medical record.

Receive a digital certificate.

See an accounting of disclosures for which authorization was given.

The use of a smart card for accessing their records.