Designation of officials
Healthcare Auditing Weekly, October 26, 2004
Information privacy officials (IPO) and information security officials (ISO) must keep abreast of current regulations, accrediting and licensure issues, and modifications to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act administrative simplification (HIPAA-AS) rules. When designating IPOs and ISOs, all organizations should take a critical look at two important factors:
To learn more about uses and disclosures requirements, order the book "Guide to HIPAA Auditing: Practical Tools and Tips to Ensure Compliance," published by HCPro, Inc. This book and CD-ROM are a great resource for auditing and monitoring your HIPAA compliance program.
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