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The Importance of a Health and Safety Policy
Healthcare policy presents multiple barriers, from organizational challenges to inefficient policy design and restricted resources. Despite the obstacles that affect health policy development and the challenges of policy faced by the healthcare [...]
42 Healthcare Breaches Reported in July 2024
In July 2024, the OCR Breach Portal listed 42 incidents affecting 917,299 patients. The most affected group was healthcare providers, reporting 30 incidents affecting 727,292 patients. This was followed by health plans [...]
New Emergencies, New Rules: OSHA’s Proposed Emergency Responses Standard
OSHA’s “Fire Brigades Standard” for general industry was issued in 1980, back when the term “fire brigade” (an organized body of people trained and employed to extinguish fires) was more in common [...]
Will You Survive Your Next Cyberattack? Cyber Fire Drills Make Good Business Sense!
Healthcare cybersecurity incidents continue to skyrocket, with millions of patient records exposed each month. In the first half of 2024 alone, healthcare breaches listed on the Office for Civil Rights online breach [...]
Best Practices for Healthcare Compliance Documentation
Maintaining healthcare compliance depends on having many tools and strategies at your disposal, especially when faced with an audit or incident of non-compliance. Perhaps the most essential element is compliance documentation. Paperwork [...]
Supremely Criminal PHI Access: A HIPAA Violation Case
Trent J. Russell was an organ transplant coordinator for the Washington Regional Transplant Community (“WRTC”). WRTC is a federally designated organization that identifies near-death patients whose organs can be transplanted. Mr. Russell [...]
