10 Healthcare compliance training courses

SC Training’s Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Compliance Training course delivers essential HIPAA compliance information to your team. It starts by giving an overview of what HIPAA is and informing learners about what it provides. 

There’s also a lesson enumerating the major parts of HIPAA and the different rules that apply: The Privacy Rule, Security Rule, and Breach Rule. Each one will be discussed in detail followed by the importance of protected health information (PHI) and the common threats to getting this valuable information.

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This course emphasizes the importance of maintaining a trusting relationship between medical practitioners and their clients. The first lesson starts by outlining what is expected of a trustworthy healthcare provider and then defines what medicare fraud and abuse are. The current laws for medicare abuse and fraud will also be tackled. 

Digging deeper, the next lesson discusses the difference between fraud and abuse. There are simulations in the lesson to help learners distinguish which of the two offenses are being committed. Lastly, they’ll learn how to detect, prevent, and report such incidents.

Lessons in this course use a microlearning approach model to address short attention spans or conflicting schedules. Microlearning allows your team to interact with highly-targeted lessons, so they can easily digest and retain key concepts in just a short time.

This healthcare compliance training course explains the value of informed consent, its restrictions, and the rules and policies that healthcare professionals should follow. This is so that they’ll be able to avoid patient misinformation, insurer problems, exploitation, and coercion. 

Introduce your team to all key laws, regulations, and standards that can affect their work processes. The American Institute of Healthcare Compliance (AHCI) categorizes HIPAA legal requirements under the Privacy, Breach, and Security rule. It discusses them all in detail in a comprehensive healthcare compliance certification course for your team.

The first part of SC Training's healthcare training course trains your team on the requirements set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for first aid instruction. It starts by laying out the different standards that need to be followed, such as the OSHA First Aid Standard and the OSHA CPR Standard. 

The following lesson discusses conducting risk analysis to distinguish between emergencies that pose no threat to life and those that do. Meanwhile, the last lesson focuses on proper victim assessment and first aid techniques. All these can help your team determine the best way to respond during emergencies. 

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This healthcare compliance training course by Biologix Solutions focuses on HIPAA privacy and security guidelines. It goes over what PHI is, its importance, and some of its potential applications. Additionally, learners will learn about HIPAA laws compliance and enforcement in the workplace through real-world examples and scenarios.

Educate your teams on how to safeguard themselves when working with contaminated sharp objects like needles, scalpels, and shattered glass with this SC Training course. This hazardous material training course also includes a lesson on how to choose, maintain, and disinfect personal protective equipment (PPE) to keep workers safe. 

It also explains the different circumstances where exposure incidents can happen and what you should do if you believe you may have been exposed. There are four short lectures overall, separated by several interactive activities and tests to make them easier to understand and retain.

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Alison’s course helps your team understand the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in healthcare. It defines the different applications of GDPR in a healthcare setting and then outlines the key principles of data protection. It also teaches learners how to process sensitive information and take advantage of electronic health records.

Coursera’s healthcare compliance training course looks into the different types of healthcare data sources and teaches learners how to keep them safe. It also looks into the role of HIPAA and its implications for the privacy, security, and maintenance of healthcare data. 

It also examines how data breaches and cyber-attacks happen. To safeguard data, there’s a lesson that looks into approaches like encryption and cloud computing. This course takes around six hours to complete and deadlines can be reset to accommodate your team’s schedule.

Last but not the least from this list of healthcare compliance training courses is SC Training’s Hazard Communication. It’s intended to equip your employees with the ability to use hazard communication tools like chemical labels and safety data sheets.

The course starts with a brief introduction to OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. It uses interactive slides to explain how the standard came to be. This gives your team an overview of why tools like labels and SDS are a key part of workplace safety, especially for those handling dangerous chemicals.

Here, they can quickly learn about each part of a chemical label, understanding how each one plays a role in keeping users safe. It also tackles the 16-section format used by safety data sheets and teaches your team how to use this format to locate the chemical information they need.