Herzing University Unit 2 Management of Patient Records Discussion Paper

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Unit 2 Assignment - Patient Privacy Violation

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  • Due Sunday by 11:59pm
  • Points 80
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Instructions

Estimated time to complete: 3 hours

As a manager of a small, solo physician office clinic, the physician presents a concern that was brought up by a patient. The hospital that the physician is affiliated with recently purged the medical records department in preparation for a computer upgrade, and the patient found a dumpster out back with patient’s full medical records sitting in the open, available for anyone to see. The patient is concerned as they have records in the hospital, as well as other family members having records in the hospital.

For this week’s assignment:

  • Create a response to the patient detailing the expectations for records maintained and proper destruction in layman’s terms so that the patient understands the process and requirements.
  • Outline a plan of action that will be taken by the physician and office manager to address this situation with the hospital, detailing the requirements established by CMS and the state health department.
  • Create a public release for the patient population to provide notification of the situation and how it will be rectified.

Please review the rubric to ensure that your assignment meets criteria.

Submit:

  • Response about record maintenance and proper destruction
  • Outline of plan of action
  • Public Release

Rubric

Unit 2 Assignment: Patient Privacy Violation (1)

Unit 2 Assignment: Patient Privacy Violation (1)

CriteriaRatingsPts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeResponse to Patient

25.0 pts

5

Accurately explains expectations for proper records maintenance and destruction in good detail; clearly describes the process and requirements using appropriate layman’s terms.

22.0 pts

4

Accurately explains expectations for proper records maintenance and destruction in some detail; describes the process and requirements using mostly appropriate layman’s terms.

20.0 pts

3

Accurately explains expectations for proper records maintenance and destruction in acceptable detail; describes the process and requirements using few appropriate layman’s terms.

18.0 pts

2

Explains some expectations for proper records maintenance and destruction; minimally describes the process and requirements; may not always use appropriate layman’s terms.

16.0 pts

1

Briefly mentions or incorrectly identifies expectations for proper records maintenance and destruction; does not describe the process and requirements; does not use appropriate layman’s terms.

0.0 pts

0

Does not provide a patient response.

25.0 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePlan of Action

25.0 pts

5

Outlines a comprehensive plan of action; fully and accurately incorporates both CMS and state requirements into the plan.

22.0 pts

4

Outlines an acceptable plan of action; accurately incorporates both CMS and state requirements into the plan at an acceptable level.

20.0 pts

3

Outlines an adequate plan of action; accurately incorporates some CMS and state requirements into the plan.

18.0 pts

2

Outlines a brief plan of action; incorporates some CMS or state requirements into the plan.

16.0 pts

1

Mentions a very brief plan of action; incorrectly incorporates CMS or state requirements into the plan.

0.0 pts

0

Does not provide a plan of action.

25.0 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePublic Statement

25.0 pts

5

Presents a highly professional and accurate public statement; statement clearly and articulately notifies patients of situation and proposes a very logical and thoughtful resolution.

22.0 pts

4

Presents a somewhat professional and accurate public statement; statement articulately notifies patients of situation and proposes a somewhat logical resolution.

20.0 pts

3

Presents an accurate public statement; statement adequately notifies patients of situation and proposes a plausible resolution.

18.0 pts

2

Presents a brief but accurate public statement; statement may not notify patients of situation or may not propose a plausible resolution.

16.0 pts

1

Presents an inaccurate or very unprofessional public statement; statement does not notify patients of situation or does not propose a plausible resolution.

0.0 pts

0

Does not provide a public statement.

25.0 pts

This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeWriting style, grammar, spelling and APA formatting

5.0 pts

5

Writing is completely error free in grammar, spelling and APA formatting, citations and references.

4.5 pts

4

A few very minor errors noted in grammar, spelling, or APA formatting, citations and references.

4.0 pts

3

A few minor errors noted in grammar, spelling, and APA formatting, citations and references.

3.5 pts

2

Several errors noted in grammar, spelling, or APA formatting, citations and references.

3.0 pts

1

Some major errors noted in grammar, spelling, and APA formatting, citations and references.

0.0 pts

No Marks

Many major errors in grammar, spelling, and APA formatting, citations and references.

5.0 pts

Total Points: 80.0

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Hey buddy, please find the assignment attached

Running head: PATIENT PRIVACY VIOLATION

Patient Privacy Violation
Student Name:
Course:
Name of Instructor:
Date of Submission:

PATIENT PRIVACY VIOLATION

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Dear patient, it has come to my attention that you found a record of patients in a
dumpster. I would like to first sincerely apologize for such careless disposal of the records which
contained very important information of the patients. This hospital recognizes the patients' right
of confidentially and we always protect information that a patient shares with our professionals.
It is a code that our hospital adheres to and therefore our workers cannot deliberately dispose of
any important records containing patients' important and confidential information. We value the
confidentiality of patients' information because it improves our relationship with patients and
eventually helps in upholding the patient's health. According to the state, we usually keep
patient’s records for a period of seven years from then the records are eligible to be destroyed.
When t...


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