Train your work force to be HIPAA ready
HIM-HIPAA Insider, November 9, 2010
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To effectively train your staff on HIPAA, mix things up and be creative. “There is a lot of evidence that you have to teach things many different ways,” says Chris Simons, RHIA, director of utilization management and HIM and privacy officer at Spring Harbor Hospital in Westbrook, ME.
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