Facebook and the Mysterious Blue Disease

HIPAA Training Vignette

Video Facebook Myserious Disease

HIPAA TRAINING VIGNETTE
FACEBOOK AND THE MYSTERIOUS BLUE DISEASE

This short 3-min HIPAA training vignette involves online social media. The vignette depicts the negative consequences when an employee posts protected health information (PHI) about an individual on a social media site.

The course consists of a video and 2 quiz questions. This vignette can spice up a HIPAA training program in a quick and memorable way. It is especially useful as part of a periodic HIPAA training campaign, and it can be used with other vignettes throughout the year.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand the proper and improper use of social media by employees
  • Become familiar with the consequences that employees and organizations can face for breaching the confidentiality of PHI

HIPAA Training Vignette - Facebook and the Mysterious Blue Disease

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