Texas HB300
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Successful Completion: Complete entire module, complete the exam with a passing score of 80% or better, and complete the evaluation form.
Estimated Time to Complete Activity: 60 minutes.
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Overview
The purpose of this self-study training module is to broaden your understanding of the Texas Legislature adopted House Bill 300 (HB300).
Course includes a video and audio component with stand-alone exam.
FAQs
What are the course completion requirements to earn CEUs?
To successfully complete the course and earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs), you must:
- Complete the required time within the course curriculum before the course is considered finished.
- Validate your identity at designated checkpoints throughout the course.*
- Pass all quizzes and the final exam with a minimum score of 70% within three attempts or fewer before a certificate of completion can be issued and CEUs can be awarded.**
*How is identity validated during the course?
360training verifies each learner’s identity through periodic validation questions during the learning event. At the beginning of the course, learners are prompted to answer a series of personal validation questions. These responses are securely saved in the Learning Management System (LMS).
- What is your childhood nickname?
- What is the name of your favorite childhood friend?
- What is your oldest cousin’s first name?
Throughout the course, the LMS will prompt learners to answer these validation questions at preset intervals (e.g., every ten minutes).
- If a learner answers correctly, they are allowed to continue.
- Incorrect responses may result in the learning event being temporarily locked.
This process ensures the individual completing the course is the same person who enrolled.
**How are CEUs calculated?
Upon successful completion of the course requirements, CEUs will be awarded according to the following standard:
- 10 hours of education = 1.0 CEUs
- 30 hours of education = 3.0 CEUs
- 5 hours of education = 0.5 CEUs
Important: Partial credit or adjusted CEUs are not awarded. Learners must fully meet all course requirements, including identity validation, time-in-course, and passing scores, to receive CEUs.
Learning Objectives
- Explain Texas House Bill 300 (HB 300)
- Identify how Texas HB300 works in conjunction with Federal HIPAA regulation
- Explain the steps Covered Entities must consider to adhere to Texas HB 300
- Discuss enforcement and penalties for HB300
Table of Contents
Texas HB300
Table of Contents:
- Texas House Bill 300 of 2012
- Legal Notice
- Purpose and Learning Objectives
- Texas HB 300 Overview
- Covered Entities
- Electronic Health Records
- Enforcement Authority
- Civil Penalties
- End of Course Exam
Topic Q&A
- What is Texas HB300? Texas House Bill 300 is Texas state legislation that expands the state's patient privacy protection for covered entities. HB300 revises the definition of a Covered Entity (CE) and increases mandates that CEs must abide by. It also establishes standards for use of Electronic Health Records (EHRs), and grants enforcement to state agencies.
- Who must take HB300? Anyone living or working in the state of Texas, who has access to or may encounter either personal health information (PHI) or sensitive personal information (SPI), is required to go through Texas HB300 training.
- How often must HB300 be trained on? All employees who work or do business in the state of Texas, must complete Texas HB300 within 60 days of hire. After initial training, ongoing training needs to be taken every year or at least twice every two years.
- I took HIPAA, why doesn't that cover it? While HIPAA is federal regulation, Texas HB300 is unique to the state of Texas. It is in addition to HIPAA regulation as it takes some of the protections afforded in HIPAA and expands those regulations to other areas. HIPAA training does not cover the specifics for Texas HB300. To be compliant with both federal and state laws, one must take both HIPAA and Texas HB300.
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