I recently had an opportunity to be a speaker at an educational
conference held in Alaska. The topic was
medical records law, and although I learned a lot while brushing up for my discussion
on HIPAA, I was amazed at what great things I learned from the other
presenters. Lauren, who’s a legal nurse
consultant who reviews my potential medical negligence cases, was also asked to
speak. She had a very interesting
presentation about how medical records can be used on the plaintiff’s side, and
then how they can be used on the defense side. Lauren and I did another presentation
together with four case studies on how medical records can be used in
litigation, with actual chart notes used as examples. And then I spoke about the basics of HIPAA, the
privacy and security rules and how recent legislation has made HIPAA much more
strict, with large penalties for violations.
Overall, a great experience and I hope the attendees enjoyed it and
learned a lot!
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