Certified HIPAA Professional

Issued by ecfirst

The CHP credential is the gold-standard HIPAA compliance certification training program. The CHP Program examines the HIPAA’s Administrative Simplification Rule, as well as how to create a framework for initiating and working towards HIPAA compliance. In the CHP program, we step through HIPAA Transactions and Code Sets, Identifiers, Privacy, Security, Final Rules and the HITRUST Act. The CHP Program emphasizes concepts vital to establishing a credible evidence-based HIPAA compliance program.

Type Certification
Level Intermediate
Time Days
Cost Paid

Additional Details

Skills

Breaches
Compliance Officers
HIPAA
HIPAA Compliance
HIPAA Privacy And Security
HIPAA Security & Compliance
HITECH Act

Earning Criteria

Module 1: What is HIPAA, HITECH Act, the Final Rule. What is considered PHI? What are the HIPAA/HITECH penalties? What changes do the HITECH Act and the Final Rule bring for Business Associates (BA)? Module 2: What is the Privacy Rule? How does the Final Rule change things? How can I use and disclose PHI? Do patients have any rights? What forms do I need? Do I have to authorize everything? Who are non-BAs? Employers – What role is this anyway? Who decides “Minimum Necessary”?
Module 3: Transactions, Code Sets & Identifiers What are Transaction and Code Sets? ANSI ASCX12N NPI, EIN, HPID, and NHI…Oh, my! Which terminology do I need to know? Module 4: Security Rule, Defining Security What is the HIPAA Security Rule? The meaning of Meaningful Use Define “Security” CIA – What’s the scoop? Identify HIPAA Security Rule’s design objectives. Describe HIPAA Security Rule’s core domain areas. Administrative Safeguards, Physical Safeguards, and Technical Safeguards.
The Certified HIPAA Professional (CHP) exam validates knowledge and skills in the core areas of HIPAA Administrative Simplification legislation, Transactions and Code Sets Requirements, Privacy Requirements and Security Requirements.
Target Audience – Any person with access to Patient information. Healthcare executives, Senior clinicians, Chief Information Officers, Legal professionals, Human resource professionals, Compliance officers, Privacy and Security officials, Quality Assurance and Risk managers, Insurance executives, Physicians and Office managers, Pharmaceutical management, IT professionals, Clinical trial professionals.

Standards

Office for Civil Rights

Department of Health and Human Services

Office of Civil Rights Breaches