This webinar covers the following objectives regarding medical records requirements and Medicare’s unique record keeping requirements:
Individual health care practitioners in private practice and medical records directors at health care facilities may be confused on how long to retain medical records in a complex health services environment with many different health care practitioners. If or when a length of time is established, the practitioners and directors need to know whether and
how to dispose of medical records. For example, does having digital records require records to be kept indefinitely, or does it simply allow it? Even if you can keep a medical record indefinitely in an electronic format, is it wise to do so?
There are differing and conflicting sources of requirements for the retention and disposition of medical records, which may vary based upon the specific health care practitioner. Attendees will review special rules existing regarding the confidentiality, security, retention, and disposition of electronic medical records.
Attendees to this webinar will learn to identify and apply these differing and conflicting rules with respect to the specific health care practitioner, the specific health care facility practice, and the emerging rules and regulations for electronic medical records confidentiality, security, and disposition.
This advanced webinar also educates Medicare health care providers, including physicians, non-physician practitioners, hospitals, other health care providers, and suppliers on the updated federal regulations for medical record keeping. This webinar gives information on updated documentation maintenance and access requirements for billing services to Medicare patients. This webinar also answers how long to keep the documentation and who is responsible for providing access.
Venue: Recorded Webinar