This course explores the development and implementation of security and privacy programs within healthcare environments, emphasizing real-world applications. Students will examine privacy and security from societal, healthcare operations, and regulatory perspectives. Through case studies and industry examples, students will analyze the critical role of security in healthcare, the impact of technology, and strategies for managing risk while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. A key component of the course is a final project in which students utilize publicly available resources to design a security and privacy program that meets regulatory requirements while addressing patient concerns, provider workflows, and operational efficiencies. Topics include the value of health information, usability considerations in security and privacy, lessons from other industries, security certifications, and breach response. By the end of the course, students will have gained practical insights and hands-on experience in applying security and privacy principles to real-world healthcare challenges.
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