— COURSE DESCRIPTION
Texas Privacy Law (HB300) & HIPAA Compliance
Covered entities and business associates doing business in Texas have specific requirements they must follow for the protection and disclosure of patient health information. Texas HB300 imposes additional privacy obligations beyond federal HIPAA requirements, creating a more stringent privacy framework that Texas healthcare organizations must navigate carefully. Failure to understand and comply with both federal HIPAA regulations and Texas-specific privacy laws can result in significant penalties, patient complaints, and reputational damage to healthcare organizations operating in the state.
This comprehensive course provides an overview of the privacy and security components of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the additional requirements mandated by the HITECH Act and the Omnibus Final Rule, and the specific privacy requirements mandated by Texas HB300. Updated with the Omnibus Final Rule, this course provides the foundation for understanding HIPAA privacy and security regulations and the new requirements specific to Texas healthcare providers. It is designed for healthcare providers and other covered entities who need to provide HIPAA training to their staff, including physician groups, medical practices, hospitals, ASCs, and clearinghouses operating in Texas.
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— COURSE DETAILS
- List the major components of HIPAA Privacy and Security rules and Texas HB300;
- Describe the rules about using and disclosing protected health information (PHI);
- Describe how individual rights are protected under HIPAA;
- Recall good security practices;
- Describe breach notification; and
- Recall the HIPAA and HB300 penalty and enforcement provisions.
- Introduction and Objectives
- HIPAA Basics
- Using and Disclosing PHI
- Individuals’ Rights of Access to PHI
- Securing PHI
- Breach Notification Rules
- Enforcement
- Texas Healthcare Providers: Physicians, nurses, and clinical staff in Texas
- Healthcare Administrators: Management and operations staff in Texas facilities
- Billing and Coding Staff: Personnel handling PHI in Texas organizations
- Compliance Officers: Privacy and security officers in Texas entities
- Medical Practice Staff: All staff in Texas physician offices and clinics
- Business Associates: Vendors and contractors serving Texas healthcare organizations
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Crystal-clear learning objectives set expectations up front and guide learners through the course—so they stay focused, understand what matters most, and finish with confidence.
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Engaging Videos and Professional Narration bring content to life with dynamic visuals and natural-sounding audio—making training more interactive, modern, and easier to absorb.
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Built-in practice that sticks with non-graded knowledge checks, scenarios, and exercises that reinforce key concepts and strengthen retention without pressure.
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Randomized final assessments pulled from a question bank to keep testing fair, consistent, and resistant to answer-sharing—while still measuring the right learning outcomes.
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— CERTIFICATE & COMPLIANCE
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Upon successful completion, learners receive an official certificate documenting their Texas HB300 and HIPAA compliance training. This certificate demonstrates compliance with both federal HIPAA training requirements and Texas-specific privacy training obligations.
The course includes a comprehensive assessment that verifies understanding of HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules, HITECH Act requirements, Omnibus Final Rule changes, and Texas HB300 specific provisions. Certificates are generated immediately and can be downloaded or printed for compliance records.
Supports Compliance With:
- HIPAA Privacy Rule (45 CFR Part 160 and Part 164, Subparts A and E)
- HIPAA Security Rule (45 CFR Part 160 and Part 164, Subparts A and C)
- HITECH Act breach notification requirements
- HIPAA Omnibus Final Rule
- Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 181 (HB300)
- Texas Medical Board privacy requirements
- Annual HIPAA training requirements
- Texas-specific privacy compliance obligations

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