Webinars

Patagonia Health is proud to offer educational webinars on various industry-related topics for public and behavioral health. All webinars are free to the public and presented virtually. Complete the subscriber form on this page to be added to our webinar invitation list.

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Webinar: Ransomware in Healthcare

Ransomware in Healthcare

This presentation is by Srini Kolathur about ransomware in healthcare. He will review relevant ransomware topics, including how ransomware can enter your system, how ransomware spreads and impacts healthcare systems, and more.

Webinar: Protecting Patient Data and Preventing Data Breaches

Protecting Patient Data and Preventing Data Breaches

Srini discusses the ins and outs of protecting patient data. It is no simple job to protect data in the healthcare sector. A data breach allows unauthorized individual access to confidential, sensitive, or protected information. HIPAA/HITECH compliance applies to Protected Health Information (PHI). If the business is already HIPAA compliant, there are many technical protections to secure patient data, bringing one step closer to complying with other cybersecurity and compliance standards. Srini covers how healthcare agencies can achieve these things.

Webinar: HIPAA/HITECH Requirements and Security Risk Analysis

HIPAA/HITECH Requirements and Security Risk Analysis

The HIPAA Privacy, Security, and Breach requirement is a mandate under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act. Likewise, the HIPAA Privacy Rule provides federal protections for Protected Health Information (PHI) held by health departments and gives patients an array of rights with respect to that information. Personnel involved in Public Health must have a grasp on disclosures of PHI permitted for patient care and other important purposes, along with other ways the regulations affect their job functions. This 50-minute webinar by Srini Kolathur and EHR 2.0 will focus on HIPAA/HITECH requirements for Public Health Departments and FQHCs.