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The (Largely) Unknown HIPAA Privacy Rule Provision that Can Be Used to Expand Care Coordination and Speed Access to Social Services | June 18, 2024

Date of Presentation: June 18, 2024

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  

Program: Grand Rounds  

Keywords: #community health  #HIPPA  #improve care  #linkage to care  #PHI  #social services  

In this presentation, Chris Alibrandi O’Connor, JD, a legal consultant and former Deputy Director with the Network for Public Health Law, will describe how HIPAA permits disclosure of Protected Health Information to community health workers when they are part of a person’s care coordination.  The one-hour Grand Rounds session includes an opportunity to engage in a didactic presentation, gain insight on how Indian Health Service, Tribal and Urban Indian (I/T/U) facilities may effectively improve linkage to care, become part of a learning community, and ask questions about navigating HIPAA for care coordination in Indigenous healthcare systems.

Recording:

Presented by:

Chris Alibrandi O'Connor
JD

Chris Alibrandi O’Connor, JD, is a legal consultant and former Deputy Director with the Network for Public Health Law

Brigg Reilley
Brigg Reilley
Faculty

Brigg Reilley has worked with IHS and NPAIHB for a combined 12 years, starting with the HIV program. Brigg now supports the National Program’s management and evaluation for HIV and HCV. Prior to IHS, he worked for Doctors without Borders in several international projects and for the Office of Public Health in Louisiana. Brigg has an MPH from Tulane University.

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Date added: May 22, 2024