The different ways I would reduce these violations would be to not talk about anyone's PHI in public, leave important paperwork out to that everyone can see, and lock my computer always. It was so many violations in this video that the actors had to laugh lol. Yes, I have overheard a staff member talking about a patient and I kept listening until my name was called lol. I was like wow I know that they know I can hear them and they weren't using their inside voices either. The one scene that I would have corrected would be when the doctor left his computer unlocked. If it was me in this situation I would have locked my computer so that she wouldn't have access to anyone's PHI or try to find a way to hack the system.

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To add to the academic conversation, reply to your classmates/instructor by introducing a new idea that applies personal experience(s) and/or new knowledge gained from either courseroom material(s) or research (UMA Library). Make sure your reply is substantive. For example, How were your thoughts and ideas similar or different? Do you agree or disagree with their point of view, and why or why not? Remember to build on your classmates' posts and expand the conversation as if you were all sitting in the same room having a face-to-face discussion.

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• Discuss with a classmate how staff members can maintain privacy when communicating verbally.
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