HCISSP study guide

The HCISSP certification is a globally-recognized, vendor-neutral exam for healthcare information security and privacy professionals, created and administered by ISC2. The new HCISSP certification, focused on health care information security and privacy, is similar to the CISSP, but has only six domains and is narrowly targeted to the special demands of health care information security. Tim Virtue and Justin Rainey have created the HCISSP Study Guide to walk you through all the material covered in the exam's Common Body of Knowledge. The six domains are covered completely and as concisely a.

Includes index.

Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; Contents; Author Bio; Technical Editor Bio; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1 -- Introduction; This chapter will help readers understand; Background; HCISPP Certification Requirements; Exam Registration; Code of Ethics; Preamble; Code of Ethics Cannons; Chapter 2 -- Healthcare Industry; This chapter will help candidates:; Healthcare systems; Healthcare organizations; Healthcare provider; Organized physician services; The National Provider Identifier (NPI); Pharmaceutical industry; Payers; Electronic data interchange (EDI)

Value-added networks (VANs)Health insurance exchanges; Business associates; Health information technology (HIT); Medical devices; Meaningful use regulations; Electronic health record; Personal health record; Health insurance; Private Health Insurance; Public Health Insurance; Health Insurance Programs; Payment models; Healthcare coding; Medical Coding Systems; Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (SNOMED) -- Clinical Terms (CT); Medical billing; HIPAA transaction and code sets; National Uniform Billing Committee (NUBC); Healthcare clearinghouse; Workflow management; Regulatory environment

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