This CLE course will guide healthcare counsel through a host of changes to health information privacy laws and their enforcement. The panel will discuss how these changes potentially will impact healthcare providers and others in the healthcare industry. Read More

This CLE webinar will guide healthcare counsel on the use of tracking technologies by covered entities (CE) and business associates (BA). The panel will discuss the new U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR) guidance and the impact on how CEs and BAs use tracking techn... Read More

This CLE course will guide healthcare counsel on HIPAA's right of access. The panel will discuss defining the designated record set and evaluate common scenarios in which liability may arise. The panel will also discuss the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights (OCR's)... Read More

This CLE course will guide healthcare counsel on navigating HIPAA and other privacy laws in relation to public health. The panel will discuss the preemption of state public health laws and exceptions to HIPAA and other privacy laws, as well as the implications of the interoperability and information... Read More

This CLE course will provide healthcare counsel with guidance on medical records requests and subpoenas. The panel will examine the recent decision in Ciox Health v. Azar and the HHH Office of Civil Rights (OCR) response it prompted. The panel will discuss how the decision and OCR response change th... Read More

This CLE course will provide healthcare counsel with guidance on the HIPAA rule and its impact on business associate agreements (BAAs), as well as changes to privacy, security and breach notification requirements for covered entities. The panel will outline strategies to ensure compliance with the i... Read More

This CLE course will provide guidance for healthcare counsel on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office for Civil Rights (OCR) Phase 2 HIPAA audits, including preparing for OCR audits, conducting self-audits, and minimizing the risks of HIPAA noncompliance. Read More