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Common HIPAA Dangers within a Dental Office, and How to Avoid Them!
Educational Objectives
As dentists, we are no longer just in the “tooth business”. We are also in the information business. We collect and use vast amounts of personal health information about our patients. HIPAA requires us to use it wisely, protect it, safeguard it, and make certain it is available to our patients when and where they need it.
Although many of us have HIPAA compliance manuals gathering dust on shelves in our offices, there are a number of sensible simple steps we should take to immediately boost our awareness and our compliance under the law.
Join us in this enlightening webinar as we explore the most common HIPAA pitfalls faced in the practice of Dentistry, and provide actionable strategies to prevent them. Ensure your practice remains compliant and maintains the trust of your patients. This webinar qualifies as your yearly required HIPPA update.
Abstract
After completing this webinar, participants will be able to:
- Understand the role of HIPAA regulations in the clinical dental setting
- Recognize the critical role of the risk assessment in safeguarding patient privacy
- Identify the most common HIPAA violations in the Dental practice
- Follow the appropriate steps to avoid these violations
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Author Bio
Mitchell Rubinstein, DMD
Dr. Mitchell Rubinstein has practiced esthetic and restorative dentistry in New York City for over 30 years, and serves as the education director for the New York County Dental Society. He is a co-author of the NY State Dental Association’s official HIPAA compliance course, and serves as chair of the NYSDA Technology Committee.
Dr. Rubinstein graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in 1992, and completed his residency at Montefiore Medical Center in New York.
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