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East Carolina University HIPAA Regulation Version 1 (Current …

Web1. Introduction. 1.1. HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) is a federal law which establishes a minimum level of privacy protections related to “protected …

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Student Health Insurance Plan Version 3 (Current Version)

WebDirector of Student Health Services (252) 328-6841. Related Policies. Additional References. Student Health Insurance. 1. Introduction. 1.1. In conformance with the …

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Student Immunization Regulation Version 3 (Current Version

WebStudents 17 years of age or younger are required to have all the following immunizations: 2.1.1. 3 DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis) or Td (Tetanus, Diphtheria) doses; one Td …

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Student Health Services Eligibility for Care Version 2 (Current

Web1. Introduction. 1.1. East Carolina University (“University” or “ECU”) Student Health Services (“SHS”) is fully accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care …

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HIPAA Minimum Necessary Uses and Disclosures of and Requests …

Web1. Purpose East Carolina University Health Care Components ("ECU Health Care Components") have a legal duty to limit the protected health information ("PHI") used, …

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HIPAA Authorization to Use and Disclose Protected Health …

Web1. Purpose 1.1. To provide guidance to East Carolina University's Health Care Components ("ECU Health Care Components") concerning circumstances in which an authorization …

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East Carolina University Healthcare Compliance Version 1 …

Web1. Introduction. 1.1. The primary purpose of the Office of Institutional Integrity (OII) is to aid in fulfilling the goals of East Carolina University (ECU) which include education of future …

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HIPAA Privacy Complaint Process Version 1 (Current Version

Web1. Purpose 1.1. East Carolina University's Health Care Components ("ECU Health Care Components") have a legal duty to protect the integrity and confidentiality of …

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HIPAA Use and Disclosure of Protected Health Information for

Web1. Purpose 1.1. This regulation applies to East Carolina University Health Care Components ("ECU Health Care Components") that create or maintain protected health information …

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Environmental Health and Safety Requirements for Events

Web1. Introduction: East Carolina University hosts or sponsors many public assembly events (“Events”).Events include any gathering for deliberation, worship, …

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HIPAA Medical Photography Version 1 (Current Version) Policies

Web1. Purpose. 1.1. This policy sets forth guidelines that ECU clinical staff, faculty, learners, and other employees must follow when photographing patients in any …

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Infection Control Regulation Version 1 (Current Version) Policies

Web1. Introduction 1.1 Definition: Infection Control encompasses the policies, procedures and practices used to prevent the spread of infectious disease during the delivery of …

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HIPAA Notification in the Event of a Breach of Unsecured …

Web1. Purpose 1.1. East Carolina University's Health Care Components ("ECU's Health Care Components") have a legal duty to provide certain types of notification in the event of a …

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East Carolina University Employee Code of Conduct

Web1. Introduction. 1.1. Purpose. This Policy is designed to facilitate East Carolina University's mission of teaching, research, and public service by articulating …

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HIPAA Request for Restrictions of Protected Health Information

Web1. Purpose 1.1. East Carolina University's Health Care Components ("ECU's Health Care Components") have a legal duty to permit an individual to request restriction of uses and …

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University Regulation on Employee Mitigation of COVID-19

Web1. Reason for this Regulation East Carolina University is committed to promoting the health and safety of all students, staff and faculty, as well as guests and …

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Lactation Support Version 2 (Current Version) Policies, Rules and

Web1. Introduction. It is the intent of East Carolina University to be recognized as a family friendly workplace by assisting working mothers with the transition back to work …

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Policies, Rules and Regulations East Carolina University

WebFormatting, Adopting, Decommissioning, and Publishing Policies, Regulations, and Rules (PRR Protocol) Regulation on Conflicts of Interest, Commitment, and External …

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Resolving Allegations of Discrimination Version 2 (Current …

Web1. Introduction . 1.1. East Carolina University (“ECU” or “University”) prohibits unlawful discrimination, harassment and/or related retaliation as defined in the Notice of …

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