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OSHA Respiratory Protection Plan: How to Stay Safe
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) respiratory protection plan is an essential program that ensures the safety of workers by preventing inhalation of hazardous substances. The OSHA respiratory protection program elements [...]
Benefits of Using a HIPAA Compliance Portal
Are you tired of stressing over HIPAA compliance for your healthcare organization? As the healthcare industry grows, so does the need for HIPAA compliance. But keeping up with regulations and ensuring privacy [...]
May 2023 Healthcare Breach Report
Each month, we review healthcare breaches posted on the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) online breach portal to determine the leading causes and how the incidents could have been prevented. The OCR [...]
OSHA Beryllium Standard and the Hazards That Arise
In a world where industrialization and technological advancements have become the backbone of modern society, ensuring that safety standards are adhered to in all aspects is vital. The Occupational Safety and Health [...]
HIPAA Privacy Rule: The Consequences Behind the Violations
The HIPAA Privacy Rule, established under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), was designed to protect sensitive patient information from unauthorized access. It requires healthcare providers, health plans, and other [...]
Is Google Analytics HIPAA Compliant?
Attention healthcare providers! Are you using Google Analytics on your website? If so, listen up. The US Health and Human Services has issued updated guidance on online tracking, and it's bad news [...]
