Description: In this presentation, we delve into the critical aspects of the Office for Civil Rights' (OCR) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Reproductive Health Privacy and explore its intersection with state legislative updates. We begin with a concise overview of the NPRM, its proposed changes to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Rule, and the potential impact on covered entities and business associates. The discussion then focuses on key concepts and definitions related to reproductive health privacy, examining real-world scenarios and challenges such as navigating diverse state regulations and disclosure dilemmas in legal proceedings.

Learning Objectives:

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of OCR's NPRM on Reproductive Health Privacy and its proposed changes to the HIPAA Rule.
• Explore the intersection between OCR's NPRM and state legislative updates, analyzing the implications for healthcare entities.
• Identify challenges and potential compliance strategies related to disclosing reproductive health information in various legal contexts.
• Discuss practical solutions and strategies for compliance with both the NPRM and state laws, emphasizing the importance of staying informed about evolving regulations.

By the end of this presentation, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and insights needed to navigate the complex landscape of reproductive health privacy, ensuring compliance with regulatory changes and safeguarding sensitive patient information.

Webinar Date: This was presented as part of IHIMA’s 2024 Annual Meeting & Exhibit – April 2024. 

NOTE: This webinar is audio only. The PowerPoint presentation is provided. 

Duration: 1 hour

Speaker: With more than 20 years of healthcare experience, Elizabeth Delahoussaye, RHIA, CHPS, Chief Privacy Officer at Datavant, is responsible for all aspects of the company’s privacy functions, planning and directing of compliance functions, and ensuring the organization is compliant with all federal and state regulations. Elizabeth has served on various committees at the national level with AHIMA, including as co-chair on AHIMA ROI Tool Kit in 2013, the AHIMA Annual Program Committee in 2014-2015, and is currently serving on the AHIMA Privacy and Security Council; AHIMA Board of Directors and the Speaker of the House of Delegates (2016); Representative for THIMA on the AHIMA House of Delegates, President-Elect and President for THIMA (2008-2010); Becker’s Hospital Review --Women in Health IT to Watch (2022); and 2022 Women Power Players in Health IT (2022).

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Cost: $25 Members/ $35 Non-Members

1 AHIMA CEU*

Domain: Health Law and Compliance

*AHIMA CEUs are also accepted by the AAPC. Check eligibility on the AAPC website.