Compliance and Ethics Week 2026
Across
- 3. HIPAA rule that governs how protected health information may be used and disclosed
- 5. One of the three HIPAA permitted purposes commonly abbreviated TPO
- 7. Three-letter abbreviation for Protected Health Information
- 10. HIPAA rule that requires safeguards for electronic protected health information
- 13. Person you can immediately notify when you suspect a PHI breach
- 16. Login credential that associates must never share with others
- 19. Permission that may be required before disclosing PHI to an outside requester
Down
- 1. Three-letter abbreviation for multi-factor authentication
- 2. Federal law enacted in 1996 that protects health information and establishes privacy and security requirements
- 4. What you must confirm about an outside requester before releasing PHI
- 6. Abbreviation for patient information created stored received or shared electronically
- 8. Reporting channel available to VBRCM associates for raising compliance concerns
- 9. Reporting tool in Outlook used to forward suspicious emails
- 11. Security method used to protect electronic patient information when stored or transmitted
- 12. Unauthorized access use or disclosure of PHI that compromises its privacy or security
- 13. Proper method for destroying printed patient statements containing PHI
- 14. Tracking method used to record user activity involving electronic patient information
- 15. The first word in the HIPAA principle requiring associates to use only the information needed for their work
- 17. Harmful software that may damage or compromise patient information
- 18. Looking up a friend or family member's billing account without a work-related reason