ASSIGNMENT WEEK 4

HITECH Act and HIPAA Sanctions

Assignment Content **Group assignment*

Instructions down below

Navigate to the Breach Portal on the Office for Civil Rights website and review the list of breaches of unsecured protected health information.

Analyze the data by creating graphs or charts that illustrate the following:

The states where the breaches occurredThe covered entity typesThe number of individuals affected in each breachThe month and year when the breaches where reportedThe type of breachThe location of breached information

Evaluate the graphs or charts.

Look for trends and extract any information that can be useful for compliance within the organization.

Write a 3- to 4-page summary of your findings. Include your charts or graphs in your summary.

Cite 3 reputable references to support your assignment (e.g., trade or industry publications, government or agency websites, scholarly works, or other sources of similar quality).

**Group assignment*Each student add a part***

Hi everyone,

I see we are working together as team 5 to complete week four. I look forward to working with you all. Sorry I posted so early, but just wanted to be a little prepared. For week 4 we have a paper to write that consist of 525-700. We also have to add graphs and charts. Below are the parts we can choose from.

Do the 2 categories  that says *MY PART* .. 250-300 WORDS thank you

Introduction-Catina

he states where breaches occurred-Catina.

The covered entity types- MY PART

The number of individuals affected I each breach-MY PART

The month and year when the breaches were reported-

The type of breach-

The location of breached information-

Graphs/Charts-Conclusion-

Team Leader and submit-

 
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