Privacy and Security Institute

October 11, 2008

Washington State Convention and Trade Center

Seattle, WA

(This program is being offered in conjunction with the 2008 AHIMA Convention & Exhibit)

[Agenda | Registration | Hotel & Transportation]

Compliance monitoring and risk assessment responsibilities pose ongoing challenges for privacy and security professionals – especially in the face of dynamic organizational and industry change.  Programs design, activities, and follow-through are impacted by service level changes, system implementations, advancing technology, and the degree to which the two programs work together.  This interactive, all-day program offers participants best practice knowledge for updating programs and demonstrating compliance. Join like-minded colleagues for knowledge sharing and collegial networking.  Take away practical insights to evolve your privacy and security programs and reduce organizational risk.

How You Will Benefit/What You Will Cover

• Identify key steps to ease administration of risk assessment updates
• Learn effective management approaches to ongoing privacy and security compliance monitoring
• Gain insights into oversight organizations’ privacy and security compliance survey activities -- CMS, OCR and the OIG
• Understand key steps for synchronizing privacy and security programs to optimize information privacy protections

Who Should Attend

• Privacy and Security Officials

• HIM Directors and Managers

• Risk Managers

• Compliance Officials

• Health Lawyers

Minimum of 6 CEUs for this one day institute.

Learning Level

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