[plug] HIPAA Projects: Initial Contact

[david paraiso]

These are HIPAA related requirements requiring either or both onsite and offshore support. To prevent/minimize the proliferation of viruses, trojan horses, worms and other forms of malicious codes, please do not send attachments. Until further notice, send text within the body of the email. Moreover, use subject indicated, else your message will be automatically be filtered out of the process.   1.  Experienced Cobol Programmers on UNISYS platform, both batch and online environments. Project involves development and maintenance of several hundred thousands lines of codes. When replying, please specify subject "HIPAA UNISYS". 2.  Medical/legal transcription services. When replying, please specify subject "HIPAA Medical/legal Transcriptions". 3.  Call-center services. When replying, please specify subject "HIPAA Call-Center". 4.  AS/400 platform support. When replying, please specify subject "HIPAA AS/400". 5.  UNIX platform support. When replying, please specify subject "HIPAA UNIX". 6.  LINUX platform support. When replying, please specify subject "HIPAA LINUX". 7.  Microsoft platform support. When replying, please specify subject "HIPAA Microsoft".     For interested parties, please send all responses to:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]   For pertinent information ohn HIPAA, refer to:       DHHS Administrative Simplification       http://aspe.os.dhhs.gov/admnsimp/index.htm       Official HHS website       The actual rules and NPRMs can be found here.  Washington Publishing Company       http://www.wpc-edi.com/hipaa/       Implementation Guides for TCS (Transactions and Codes Sets)    Washington Publishing Company     http://www.wpc-edi.com/hipaa/addenda   Addenda document which includes proposed revisions to all of the transactions     Washington Publishing Company     http://hipaa.wpc-edi.com/HIPAA_40.asp     HIPAA Data Dictionary can be downloaded free   AFEHCT (Association for Electronic Healthcare Transactions)       http://www.afehct.org   WEDI (Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange)       http://www.wedi.org     WEDI white paper on security       http://snip.wedi.org/public/articles/index.cfm?Cat=17     ASPIRE Project   http://www.afehct.org/aspire.asp   There are four documents you can download and review.  They have done a lot of work mapping the UB and 1500 back to the 837 electronic transaction.     HCFA core security requirements  http://www.hcfa.gov/pubforms/84_SSM/BP_Sys_Security_Man.htm.     Attachment A was taken from the HIPAA proposed security rule.     HCFA Internet Security Policy    http://www.hcfa.gov/security/isecplcy.htm    NIST 800-26 Security Self-Assessment Guide   http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/   NIST has a publication on every proposed HIPAA security requirement.         Hospitals and PD 63   http://www.ists.dartmouth.edu/ISTS/counterterrorism/cyber_attacks.htm   Hospitals as critical infrastructure companies fall under PD 63, includes references to the  Nimba Malware     AHA Media Advisories         http://www.aha.org/Emergency/Readiness/MaGuideInfoPatientB1108.asp     Guidlines for Releasing Information about Condition of Patients     Office of Civil Rights       http://www.hhs.gov/ocr/       Charged with enforcement of Privacy Rule   Health Privacy Project, Georgetown University      Information about Federal and State Privacy Regulations      http://www.healthprivacy.org     Cordially,     David Paraiso http://www.edi-info-center.com Hotline: (800) 949-9278 FAX: (626) 918-6115 P.O. Box 3465 Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670