Sage Video - Confidentiality: How to Maintain Patient Confidentiality

Name: Confidentiality: How to Maintain Patient Confidentiality
Uploaded: 2020-03-20
Duration: 17 min 21 s
Description: Ways to maintain patient confidentiality in health care settings are presented, including in hospitals and outpatient facilities, the use of medical records and computers, and other communication issues.

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Ways to maintain patient confidentiality in health care settings are presented, including in hospitals and outpatient facilities, the use of medical records and computers, and other communication issues.

Chapter 1: Introduction to HIPAA and Patient Confidentiality
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- Start time: 00:00:00
- End time: 00:02:21
Chapter 2: American Nurses Association and American College of Health Care Executives Statements on Patient Privacy
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- Start time: 00:02:22
- End time: 00:04:14
Chapter 3: Ensuring Confidentiality: Hospitals and Nurses Stations
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- Start time: 00:04:15
- End time: 00:06:37
Chapter 4: Ensuring Confidentiality: Medical Records, Computers, and the Transmission of Personal Health Information
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- Start time: 00:06:38
- End time: 00:09:19
Chapter 5: Ensuring Confidentiality: Conversations, Requests for Information, Corridors, and Patient Rooms
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- Start time: 00:09:20
- End time: 00:13:58
Chapter 6: Other Communication Issues Affecting Confidentiality
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- Start time: 00:13:59
- End time: 00:17:21

Type of Content: Tutorial
Title: Confidentiality: How to Maintain Patient Confidentiality
Publisher: Medcom Inc.
Series: Confidentiality
- Publication year: 2014
- Online pub date: March 20, 2020
Discipline: Nursing
Subject: Data Management & Security, Legal Issues in Nursing, Ethical Issues in Nursing
Duration: 00:17:21
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4135/9781529727739
Keywords:
access to information, American College of Healthcare Executives, American Nurses' Association, clinics, communication ethics, confidential information, confidential records, data privacy, data protection, electronic health records, electronic medical record, health information management, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, informed consent, patient identification systems, patient privacy, personal health records, pharmacies
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Narrator: Bill Rogers

Online ISBN: 9781529727739

Copyright: © Medcom Inc., 2020

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Video Type: Tutorial

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Chapter 1: Introduction to HIPAA and Patient Confidentiality

Chapter 2: American Nurses Association and American College of Health Care Executives Statements on Patient Privacy

Chapter 3: Ensuring Confidentiality: Hospitals and Nurses Stations

Chapter 4: Ensuring Confidentiality: Medical Records, Computers, and the Transmission of Personal Health Information

Chapter 5: Ensuring Confidentiality: Conversations, Requests for Information, Corridors, and Patient Rooms

Chapter 6: Other Communication Issues Affecting Confidentiality

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Confidentiality: How to Maintain Patient Confidentiality

Video Type: Tutorial

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Chapter 1: Introduction to HIPAA and Patient Confidentiality

Chapter 2: American Nurses Association and American College of Health Care Executives Statements on Patient Privacy

Chapter 3: Ensuring Confidentiality: Hospitals and Nurses Stations

Chapter 4: Ensuring Confidentiality: Medical Records, Computers, and the Transmission of Personal Health Information

Chapter 5: Ensuring Confidentiality: Conversations, Requests for Information, Corridors, and Patient Rooms

Chapter 6: Other Communication Issues Affecting Confidentiality

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