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| 6. | Medical Record Retention (2007)
American Academy of Pediatrics
This article provides resources that can help you determine when it is acceptable to dispose of medical records.
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| 7. | Protecting Patient Health Information (2006)
C. Morrison Farish, MD, FAAP
Outlines important considerations regarding record retention and protecting patient health information when selling or closing a practice.
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| 10. | Setting Up a Computer System (2009)
American Academy of Pediatrics
As you set up your practice, an integral part of your business operations may involve purchasing and implementing a computer system for practice management and electronic records. (From the Launching Your Career in Pediatrics Handbook.)
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| 13. | Compliance deadline for 'Red Flag Rules' approaching (2009)
American Academy of Pediatrics
Medical identity theft occurs when someone uses a person's name and sometimes parts of his or her identity—such as social security number or health insurance information—without that person's knowledge or consent to obtain medical services or goods, or uses the person's identity information to make false claims for medical services or goods. The Red Flag Rules are federal regulations that the Federal Trade Commission published on November 9, 2007 in the Federal Register must do to prevent medical identity theft by implementing an Identity Theft Prevention Program (ITPP).
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| 16. | New law tightens requirements for protecting health information (2009)
American Academy of Pediatrics
As a result of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act, health care providers, health plans and other covered entities are required to review and potentially modify their privacy and security policies, employee training programs, business associate agreements, breach notification protocols and internal auditing plans. This article provides an overview of the impact, implications for practicing pediatricians and new enforcement provisions.
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