HIPAA Whiteboard

Professor Daniel J. Solove distills HIPAA into a single one-page visual, covering the Privacy Rule, Security Rule, PHI, disclosures, enforcement, and more.

HIPAA Interactive Whiteboard

A 5-minute interactive program that summarizes HIPAA succinctly. Useful for internal websites, refresher training, and awareness campaigns.

Top 5 Essentials for HIPAA Training

A concise reference highlighting the most important elements of a HIPAA training program.

HIPAA Training Guide

Professor Solove walks through HIPAA training requirements, what is required, and the most common best practices for HIPAA compliance programs.

Why TeachPrivacy HIPAA Training?

Learn how TeachPrivacy HIPAA training differs from traditional, generic HIPAA courses.

HIPAA Training Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about HIPAA training answered, including who needs it, how often, and what format is acceptable.

What Are the Requirements for HIPAA Training?

A focused look at the specific training topics required under HIPAA’s Privacy Rule and Security Rule.

HIPAA Training Requirements FAQ

A detailed FAQ covering what HIPAA training requires, what it does not, institutional best practices, and Professor Solove’s recommendations.

HIPAA Enforcement Guide

Professor Solove’s analysis of HIPAA enforcement trends and advice for how to avoid being targeted by the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) for a penalty.

HIPAA Enforcement FAQ

Answers common questions including who enforces HIPAA, whether people can sue for HIPAA violations, and how frequently OCR issues financial penalties.

HIPAA Privacy Rule

The text of HIPAA Privacy Rule 45 CFR § 164.530(b)(1) and HIPAA Security Rule 45 CFR § 164.308(a)(5).

HIPAA Security Rule Checklist

A 6-page checklist of the HIPAA Security Rule’s standards and specifications covering Administrative Safeguards, Physical Safeguards, and Technical Safeguards.

HIPAA Audit Guide and Protocol Checklist

Professor Solove and Maggie Gloeckle provide a detailed overview of the HIPAA audit process covering OCR’s selection criteria, types of audits, timelines, and a searchable Excel checklist of everything HHS looks for during an audit.

Professor Daniel J. Solove is a law professor at George Washington University Law School and one of the world’s leading experts on privacy law. He has published more than 10 books and 100 articles, including the field’s leading textbook on information privacy law, and has more than 1 million followers on LinkedIn.