Part 2
1. Identify risks to both electronic and paper patient records, and recommend remedies that can put in place to protect the records from compromise.
2. Create policy statements that comply with (HIPAA) regulations addressing access to and disclosure of electronic and paper patient records.
3. Describe relevant training topics that will educate the staff on accessing and disclosing patient records.
Paper records:
Pros:
Easily available and able to learn by the employees
Easy to maintain by collecting more factsheets and kept in a file
Able to make own styles of formats
Cons.
Possibility of stolen or destroyed
Papers can get lost
Have to store physically for a longer period
Geting the information on previous history takes time
Electronic records:
pros:
All our data will be placed in a single folder and easily accessible at any time
Safe and secure
Time effective
cons:
Needs technical knowledge to use it
Needs internet to access from different location
expensive
Educate the staff regrding the patint records on
Maintaing confidentiality
Maintainig Privacy
Security of data
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