2026 Compliance Week Puzzle
Across
- 1. Leaving patient information visible on a desk is considered this
- 5. Workstation feature that activates after inactivity
- 6. Secure method used to send confidential messages electronically
- 10. Sending an email containing PHI to the incorrect recipient, or forget to encrypt it
- 11. Official review performed to ensure compliance
- 12. Protecting information from unauthorized access
- 13. A process used to confirm a person's identity before sharing information
- 14. Sharing information only with those who need it
- 17. Type of information protected under HIPAA
- 21. Confirmation that a policy was read and understood
- 22. Device protection method using a secret code
- 23. The minimum amount of information needed to perform a task
- 26. Safeguard used to prevent unauthorized entry into systems
- 27. Accessing patient records without a job-related reason
- 29. Viewing records only when job duties require it
Down
- 2. patient's protected medical file
- 3. Unauthorized disclosure of protected information
- 4. Maintaining accurate and truthful documentation
- 7. Person responsible for overseeing privacy concerns
- 8. Written guidance employees must follow
- 9. Type of cybersecurity attack that often arrives by email
- 11. Verifying how much and what type of information is shared with an individual
- 15. Reporting system used for workplace concerns
- 16. Required annual education on privacy and compliance topics
- 18. Federal law that protects patient health information
- 19. Event that may cause harm, loss, or noncompliance
- 20. Reporting concerns without fear of punishment
- 24. Following laws, policies, and regulations
- 25. Process of securely destroying records
- 28. Healthcare treatment document signed by the patient