Quiz

HIPAA basics and record retention for Oregon therapists

10 questions from the lesson, checked as you go.

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10 questions from this lesson. Answers are checked as you go; nothing is recorded.

  1. 1 / 10

    When does a health care provider become a HIPAA covered entity?

    Hint

    Look at the definition of covered entity in the lesson.

  2. 2 / 10

    What is the first required component of the Security Rule’s security management process?

    Hint

    The lesson describes the opening standard of the Security Rule.

  3. 3 / 10

    Which document must be signed with every vendor that creates, receives, stores, or transmits PHI on your behalf?

    Hint

    See the section on Business associate agreements.

  4. 4 / 10

    Under HIPAA, how long must you retain policies, procedures, and documented assessments?

    Hint

    Refer to the two‑clock retention discussion.

  5. 5 / 10

    What triggers the requirement to notify affected individuals of a breach?

    Hint

    Look at the definition of a breach in the lesson.

  6. 6 / 10

    When must notice be given to each affected person after a breach is discovered?

    Hint

    Check the breach notification timing requirements.

  7. 7 / 10

    How many years must Oregon therapists retain clinical records according to their licensing board?

    Hint

    See the section comparing HIPAA’s six‑year clock to the board’s seven‑year clock.

  8. 8 / 10

    What must a private‑practice social worker in Oregon name in case of death or incapacity?

    Hint

    Look at the requirements for regulated social workers.

  9. 9 / 10

    If a BAA signed in 2020 is replaced in 2024, until what year must the original BAA be retained?

    Hint

    Consider the six‑year retention rule for HIPAA paperwork.

  10. 10 / 10

    Which of the following is NOT a required safeguard under the Security Rule’s proposed changes?

    Hint

    Review the proposed rule’s listed changes.

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