HIPAA and Effective Healthcare Communication

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HIPAA
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.
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Privacy Rule
Protects Personal Health Information (PHI) of individuals.
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Security Rule
Regulates protection of electronic PHI standards.
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Transaction Rule
Governs electronic data transmission specifications.
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Identifiers Rule
Requires unique 10-digit National Provider Identifier.
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Enforcement Rule
Guidelines for HIPAA compliance investigations.
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PHI
Personally identifiable information in medical records.
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Patient Rights
Rights regarding privacy of health information.
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Need to Know Principle
Minimum necessary standard for PHI disclosure.
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Communication Barrier
Obstacles hindering clear communication.
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Physical Disabilities
Impairments affecting communication abilities.
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Psychological Barriers
Prejudice and attitudes affecting communication.
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Cultural Barriers
Cultural beliefs impacting health communication.
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Hearing Impairment
Difficulty in perceiving sounds.
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Visual Impairment
Reduced ability to see clearly.
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Speech Impairment
Challenges in producing speech.
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Mobility Impairment
Limited physical movement capabilities.
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Learning Impairment
Difficulty in acquiring knowledge.
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Aphasia
Language disorder affecting communication ability.
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Cultural Diversity
Variety of cultural beliefs in healthcare.
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Recording and Reporting
Accurate documentation of patient observations.
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Subjective Data
Patient's personal feelings and experiences.
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Objective Data
Observable facts about the patient.
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Assessment
Initial diagnosis of patient's condition.
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Plan
Strategy for addressing patient's diagnosis.
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Communication Techniques
Methods to improve interactions with patients.
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Body Language
Nonverbal cues enhancing communication.
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Interpreter
Person facilitating communication in different languages.
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Cultural Remedies
Traditional practices alongside modern healthcare.
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Legibility
Writing must be clear and readable.
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Error Correction
Draw a line, note 'error', and correct.
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Approved Symbols
Use only Joint Commission-approved symbols.
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Do Not Use List
List of symbols to avoid in charting.
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U Symbol
Mistaken for '0', write 'unit' instead.
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IU Symbol
Mistaken for 'IV', write 'International Unit'.
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Q.D. and Q.O.D.
Confused with each other, write 'daily' or 'every other day'.
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Trailing Zero
Avoid using, write 'X mg' instead.
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Leading Zero
Always use leading zero, write '0.X mg'.
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MS Abbreviation
Confused terms, write 'morphine sulfate' or 'magnesium sulfate'.
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Chronological Order
Chart events in the order they occur.
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Timeliness
Chart immediately after events, not ahead.
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Signature Requirement
Sign name and title after each entry.
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Descriptive Terms
Use objective descriptions of observations.
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Spelling and Grammar
Ensure correct spelling and grammar in entries.
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Military Time
Use military time to prevent AM/PM confusion.
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Blank Spaces
Do not leave spaces blank; mark them.