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Topics in this session (Click any topic to see all sessions with the same topic): BAA, BOX account, canada, certificate program, datebook, email and texting, hipaa, hushmail, iPlum, Ivy, landline phone forward to iPlum, Legally Practicing Across Borders, progress notes, secure payment alternatives, Secure platforms, sending intake forms electronically, SnagIt, Solo practitioner, square, storing client information, sync to calendar, transferring stored files, Ubuntu/Linux, voice only, Zelle
Topics in this session (Click any topic to see all sessions with the same topic): android, avast, BAA, Backup & Sync, bounds of the law, business and personal accounts, Client info, cloud based, converting to PDFs, Cyber Security, disabling the cloud, download PDFs, Drive File Stream, EHR, encrypted emails, exporting info, FileVault encryption, full disk encryption, Google Analytics, google drive, GoToMeet, Gsuite, hard drive encryption, hipaa secure, iCloud, in-person intake, individual and group sessions, Intake documents, iPlum, jetpack, landline phone forward to iPlum, licensing/practice laws, Macs, mobile hotspot, Notice of Privacy Statements, Out of state, PDF Fillers/Readers, PHI from someone other than client, remote therapy, secure texting platforms, secure VoIP, secure wifi, SecureVideo, security of PHI, sending intake forms electronically, Services Privacy Policy, sign-in passwords, storing files, telehealth platforms, Teletherapy, vpn, Windows anitvirus, Windows Defender, Zoom
Buy One, Get One (and a workshop!) CE credit hours
A practical exploration of Rights of Access and the Information Blocking Rule with both a framework and a practical workshop so you’ll leave knowing how to tackle Information Access in your practice.
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