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Overview: HIPAA compliance consists largely of having the right forms and signatures. On the other hand paperwork will not protect you or your patients from the the most common kinds of data breaches.
Learn important real world measures dentists should be taking that can make an actual difference in patient data security, including the one and only procedure you need to protect your practice from data breach (your 'get out of jail free' card). This is an entertaining, must see presentation from Dr. Larry Emmott the nation's leading high tech dentist. There will be something for both the beginner and the high tech power user all delivered in a fun and easy to understand style.
Why should you Attend: It seems that we hear of a new data breach or hack almost every day. Cyber criminals are now targeting medical dental facilities.
Data security and HIPAA compliance are huge issues. HIPAA fines in the millions of dollars have been levied against medical dental offices as a result of a data breach. As a dental professional you have a moral and legal obligation to protect your patient's confidentiality.
Learn important real world measures dentists should be taking that can make an actual difference in patient data security, including the one and only procedure you need to protect your practice from data breach (your 'get out of jail free' card). This is an entertaining, must see presentation from Dr. Larry Emmott the nation's leading high tech dentist. There will be something for both the beginner and the high tech power user all delivered in a fun and easy to understand style.
Why should you Attend: It seems that we hear of a new data breach or hack almost every day. Cyber criminals are now targeting medical dental facilities.
Data security and HIPAA compliance are huge issues. HIPAA fines in the millions of dollars have been levied against medical dental offices as a result of a data breach. As a dental professional you have a moral and legal obligation to protect your patient's confidentiality.
