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Elmcrest Family Practice's three safeguards drawn as three pillars holding up a roof marked health records kept safe: rules and people (a named owner, everyone trained, joiners and leavers handled), doors and desks (doors locked, clear desks, paper shredded) and screens and passwords (an own login each, screens that auto-lock, updates on), standing on a base of keeping it up rather than sorting it once; beside them the outside helpers — the IT company, billing service, cloud record vendor and shredding firm — each with a written promise, and the breach clock: if a record slips, spot it, contain it and tell the right people in time.
CY-BEGINNER-102Beginner · Healthcare Security and HIPAA

The Three Safeguards — How a Practice Keeps Health Records Safe

A gentle, practical guide for a small healthcare practice: keeping the health records you hold safe rests on three safeguards held up together — rules & people, doors & desks, and screens & passwords — plus the helpers who touch the records must promise too, and if something slips you tell the right people in time. The practice's own job, done plainly.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

  • Hold the three safeguards together — rules & people, doors & desks, screens & passwords — and know why a gap in one undoes the others.
  • Set the basics: a named owner, training, need-to-know, joiner/leaver handling, locks, personal logins, screen-lock, encryption, and access by role.
  • Extend protection to the outside helpers who touch the records, through a written promise you then check.
  • See through 'it won't happen here' and 'we sorted it once' — spot, contain, and tell in time if a record slips, and keep protection up.

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