FPX4040 ASSIGNMENT 2 1 STAFF UPDATE REVISED.docx NURS-FPX4040 Staff Update Social Med

FPX4040 ASSIGNMENT 2 1 STAFF UPDATE REVISED.docx    NURS-FPX4040  Staff Update  Social Media: What Not to Do  Capella University  NURS-FPX4040: Managing Health Information and Technology  Staff Update  Recently, there was a violation of our social media policy at our healthcare organization  that led to the termination of a healthcare employee. We have created a task force to educate,  train, and enforce the protection of private health information. This staff update will address the  issues involving social media use in the workplace and tips on what not to do.  Brief  Review of  Key Terminology  In 1996, the HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) was enacted; œHIPAA provides federal protections for patient health information and gives patients an array of rights with respect to that information" (DeSimone., 2019, p. 59).  Its goal is to ensure that  patient health information is kept safe and secure, and HIPAA provides regulations that govern the sharing of such information. It has become the standard of care for patient privacy.  PHI or protected health information is any information that can act as an identifier of an individual, such as name, address, phone number, etc. (Moore et al., 2019)  The Privacy Rule under HIPAA focuses on the use and disclosure of health information.  For example, patients provide consent to share their health information. They have a right to  their privacy, and they decide who they want to share the information with. (Savage et al., 2020).  Under HIPAA, the Security Rule