Maximize your time when training upper management
Briefings on HIPAA, June 1, 2008
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The following is the second article in a series about how to effectively train specific groups of staff members on HIPAA privacy and security compliance. The article discusses the particular challenges of training upper management and offers practical ways to make your compliance program more effective.
They are the leaders of your hospital community—sometimes intimidating, and other times just hard to sit down.
But upper management staff members (e.g., the CEO, chief financial officer [CFO], and vice president of finance) may not completely understand their role in the protection of PHI.
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