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Washington DC | March 8, 2019

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A HIPAA Compliance and Enforcement Update from the HHS Office for Civil Rights

  • Recent HIPAA enforcement
  • Breach notification highlights
  • Technical assistance and education

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Serena Mosley-Day, Acting Senior Advisor for HIPAA Compliance and Enforcement, Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Civil Rights

Documentation and Coding Compliance – Things to Consider in Audits and Reviews

  • Internal reviews/centralized risk assessments and coding audits – pitfalls and opportunities
  • Coding and billing monitoring versus auditing and escalation procedures
  • Measures, metrics and trends

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Cornelia Dorfschmid, Ph.D, MSIS, PMP, CHC, Executive Vice President, Strategic Management Services, LLC

Intoxicated Leadership

  • Discuss how the body perceives and responds to conflict, and how to overcome nerves when leading
  • Spot warning signs of employees becoming emotional (including yourself)
  • Illustrate an “Intoxicated” leader; discuss the disadvantages of creating a highly emotionally-charged workplace

Presentation is not available for distribution - Per Speakers Request
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Benjamin T. Martin, Lieutenant of Training, Henrico County Division of Fire

Update on OIG Initiatives, Activities and Trends

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Amanda Copsey, ACRB Senior Counsel, Office of the Inspector General, US Department of Health and Human Services

David Tawes, Regional Inspector General for Office of Evaluation, Department of Health & Human Services

Conducting Investigations Using the Dark Web

  • How the Internet works at a high level sense
  • How to search open source records related to domain names, IP addresses, and email addresses so we can find information like names, addresses, phone numbers, and more.
  • Brief look into the dark web, how it works, and ways to investigate safely.

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Chad Los Schumacher, Ithreat Cyber Group

Innovative Approaches to Annual Compliance Training

  • Be Relatable: Evaluate your audience, targeting your training to encompass staff roles.
  • Be Focused: Key in on a few hot button areas versus trying to covering “everything.”
  • Be Persistent: Continue your messaging throughout the year.

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Brenda K Manning, CHC, CHPC, Compliance Director, Privacy, Cailion Clinic