CNA HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act)

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HIPAA stands for

Health Insurance Portability Accountability Act

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When sending information by fax, the cover sheet should be marked

Confidential

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PHI stands for

Personal Health Information

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If a person thinks his personal PHI contains incorrect information there is nothing he can do about it. True or false?

False

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The most common example of PHI is the

Client record

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If a provider wants to disclose a client's PHI for purposes of providing care, the provider needs the client's consent.

True

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Client must sign a consent for only one time per provider to release information for purposes of providing healthcare.

True

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Under the privacy rule, your organization must allow a person to view and photocopy his PHI if that person submits a request.

True

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Specific _________________ is required if you want to use or disclose a person's PHI for purposes not related to providing healthcare.

Authorization

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An important rule to remembers:

The right information to the right person for the right reason.

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No mental or physical abuse, no restraints.

Freedom from abuse and restraints

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Informed of rights, surveys, services and fees, and changes in condition.

information

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Receive services based on individuals needs.

Help with needs

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Includes mail, telephone, and visits

Access to visitors and private communication

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Complain without interference or punishment.

Express grievances

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Consideration; privacy in living, in medical care and in communications

Dignity, privacy and respect

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Organized and participate in meetings and activities; freedom of religion.

Join activities and groups.

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Participate in planning care, choose doctor, refuse treatment, and make own decisions.

Choice

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Pwesonal property an money management.

Belongings

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Confidential personal and medical records.

Guard confidentiality.

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Anything that restricts________________ of movement is a restraint.

Freedom

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Information about residents is protected by law and must be kept

Confidential

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Only doctor can give permission to use a ______________ on a resident, and only if it is necessary to treat the resident's medical condition.

Restrain

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Before personal and medical records on a resident can be shown to anyone else, the ______________________ must signed permission.

Resident