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Litigation Response Planning and Policies for E-Discovery. AHIMA Model E-Discovery Policies: Retention, Storage, and Destruction of Paper and Electronic Health Information and Records
Author: AHIMA e-Discovery Task Force
Source: AHIMA web extra
Publication Date: February 02, 2008
AHIMA Model e-Discovery Policy
Subject/Title
Retention, Storage, and Destruction of
Paper and Electronic Health Information
and Records
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Legal EHR Roundtable: Views and Needs Differ by Stakeholder
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Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: February 2008
Raising awareness and working effectively on an organization’s legal EHR depends in part on understanding differing stakeholder perspectives.
Many people throughout an organization have a stake in ensuring that its electronic health record can serve as its legal business record. Depending....
Litigation Response Planning and Policies for E-Discovery. AHIMA Model E-Discovery Policies: Preparing for Pretrial Conference
Author: AHIMA e-Discovery Task Force
Source: AHIMA web extra
Publication Date: February 02, 2008
AHIMA Model e-Discovery Policies
Subject/Title
Preparing for Pretrial Conference
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Litigation Response Planning and Policies for E-Discovery
Author: AHIMA e-Discovery Task Force
Source: AHIMA practice brief
Publication Date: February 2008
With the enactment of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP), the legal discovery process in healthcare is beginning a radical transformation. The rules governing the discovery of electronic information and the legal process will vary by court jurisdiction (federal, state, or local) as wel....
Defining the Legal EHR: Simple or Complex?
Author: Dimick, Chris
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: January 2008
Just how complicated is defining the legal electronic record for disclosure? There’s nothing new to the need for a legally sound record of care. HIM professionals have helped meet that requirement with paper-based records for years. But just how new and complex is it to define the content....
Calculating the Costs of E-Discovery
Author: Dunn, Rose T
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: November 2007
The new electronic discovery rule requires organizations to calculate the costs associated with disclosing information that may not be readily accessible or, in the language of the rule, “reasonably accessible.” Determining those costs requires a thorough inventory of data stor....
Definition of the Legal Medical Record in an Increasingly Electronic World
Author: Reino, Linda L.E.
Source: AHIMA Convention
Publication Date: October 10, 2007
Introduction
As the healthcare industry moves more and more toward an electronic health record (EHR) or electronic medical record (EMR), challenges are arising in a variety of fronts. One of the most complex and difficult areas is the definition of the legal medical record. There are many....
Legal Health Record Update
Author: McLendon, Kelly
Source: AHIMA Convention
Publication Date: October 10, 2007
Legal Health Records (LHR) continue to be major concern and topic of discussion among not only HIM professionals but all stripes of EHR players. “ What is the legal record” is a question that I hear regularly, which among other things tells us that there is a growing awar....
Leveraging Your Legal EHR for Financial Results
Author: Chebeleu, Rachel C.; Corrigan, Diane
Source: AHIMA Convention
Publication Date: October 10, 2007
Background
The Health Information Management (HIM) department and Hospital Finance have had an interesting relationship over the years. Finance relies heavily on HIM for the accurate and timely dropping of bills. When the Discharged Not Final Billed (DNFB) looks good, the Chief Financial....
In Search of eHIM®: A Case Study of Transformation to a Centralized HIM. Record Archival and EDMS Processing Center in a Multihospital Network
Author: Grzybowski, Darice
Source: AHIMA Convention
Publication Date: October 10, 2007
Background
Upon beginning the journey to a fully electronic health record (EHR), many healthcare systems find they face additional challenges in their ability to control the flow, storage, and retrieval of new and existing medical records. These organizations typically conclude they need....
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