Refocus your efforts to train physicians on HIPAA
Staff Development Weekly: Insight on Evidence-Based Practice in Education, March 7, 2007
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It isn't news that many physicians are busy and uninterested in HIPAA, which can make training them on privacy and security a real headache. However, approaching physicians with new strategies can improve attendance during training sessions and capture their attention. Ask physicians what kind of training works best for them and then deliver it. Your physicians may prefer
- morning sessions
- evening sessions
- online programs
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