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VILA HEALTH Annual Healthcare Compliance Training Capella University BHA-FPX4006: Healthcare Regulation and Compliance PAGE 1
Training Outline PAGE 2 Health Care Regulation, Accreditation, and Ethics Part One Compliance Training Effectiveness Part Two
Part One PAGE 3 Regulations, Accreditations, and Ethics Risks and Consequences of non-compliance Analysis of Health Care Regulations Ethical Considerations for Staff Readiness for Compliance We will cover these topics:
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REGULATIONS The Privacy Rule Protects a patient’s personal health information submitted electronically Applies to Healthcare Providers, Health Plans, and Clearinghouses The Security Rule Protects the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of ePHI The HITECH Act Requires covered entities and their business associates to report PHI breaches (III, G.B. M., 2013) PAGE 4
ACCREDITATIONS The Joint Commission Utilization Review Accreditation Commission National Committee for Quality Assurance (Accreditation-Comparison-Tool.pdf) PAGE 5
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS Respect for Autonomy Beneficence Nonmaleficence Justice PAGE 6
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RISKS AND CONSEQUENCES OF NON-COMPLIANCE Civil Monetary Penalties from DHHS and lawsuits from individuals involved in a PHI breach Up to 5 years Imprisonment Loss of licensing or certifications Disciplinary action Termination (III, G.B. M., 2013) PAGE 7
PRIVACY LAWS HIPAA was enacted in 1996, and its main goals are to Ensure the portability of health insurance coverage Combat healthcare fraud and abuse Protect the privacy and security of health information PAGE 8
QUALITY STANDARDS CMS establishes quality standards to ensure healthcare providers provide safe, efficient, and equitable care Their standards aim to Measure hospital performance Incentivize physicians for accurate reporting PAGE 9
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PATIENT RIGHTS To privacy and confidentiality To receive information To consent to or refuse treatment To receive quality and respectful care (Department of Health and Human Services, 2022) PAGE 10
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR STAFF All employees must act with – Integrity Competence Respect Professionalism Confidentiality (Hayes, 2023). PAGE 11
THE NEED FOR CONTINUOUS READINESS Assists with: Process Improvements CMS/Medicare Requirements Joint Commission Standards compliance and accountability measures (Joint Commission Resources, 2024) PAGE 12
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CONTINUOUS READINESS, cont’d Reviewing policies and performing interventions Audit Readiness Accreditation, Patient Safety, Performance Improvements Preparation for patients (Joint Commission Resources, 2024) PAGE 13
Part Two PAGE 14 Best Practices for Training Motivation for Compliance We will cover the following topics:
BEST PRACTICES Provide formal annual training and opportunities throughout the year Include all employees of the organization Be aware of literacy, cultural, and generational differences (OIG-HHS, May 5, 2024) PAGE 15
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BEST PRACTICES, CONT’D Use engaging material with real scenarios Minimize the length of the training Evaluate the effectiveness of training (OIG-HHS, May 5, 2024) PAGE 16
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REFERENC ES PAGE 18 III, G.B. M. (2013). Managing Legal Compliance in the Health Care Industry. Jones & Bartlett Learning. https://capella.vitalsource.com/books/9781284075533 Department of Health and Human Services. (n.d.). Operating an effective compliance program. https://oig.hhs.gov/documents/provider-compliance training/944/OperatinganEffectiveComplianceProgramFinalBR508.pdf Continuous Service Readiness. Joint Commission Resources. (n.d.). https://www.jcrinc.com/products-and-services/advisory- services/accreditation-preparation/continuous-service-readiness/ Hayes, A. (2023, November 13). Code of ethics: Understanding its types, uses through examples. Investopedia. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/code- of-ethics.asp#toc-code-of- ethics-vs-code-of-conduct
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PAGE 19 Majumder, M. A., & Guerrini, C. J. (2016, March 1). Federal Privacy Protections: Ethical Foundations, sources of confusion in clinical medicine, and controversies in biomedical research . Journal of Ethics | American Medical Association. https://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/article/federal- privacy- protections-ethical-foundations-sources-confusion- clinical- medicine-and/2016-03 Department of Health and Human Services. (2022, January 19). Your rights under HIPAA . HHS.gov. https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-individuals/guidancematerials-for- consumers/index.html REFERENCE S