decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2015 Issue 5 (May)
Do SRA for meaningful use before year’s end — but the sooner the better
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Article Overview
This article covers CMS clarification on the timing of security risk analyses related to meaningful use attestation, along with the practical compliance implications for provider practices. It is relevant to clinicians, practice administrators, and coding/compliance staff who track EHR incentive program requirements, HIPAA-related safeguards, and audit readiness. The article also discusses the importance of retaining current CMS guidance and understanding how the analysis fits into broader privacy and security compliance efforts.
Why This Topic Matters
Knowing the acceptable timing for a security risk analysis helps providers reduce audit risk and maintain documentation that supports attestation decisions. The article is useful for organizations that need to coordinate meaningful use compliance with HIPAA security obligations and prepare for potential review by auditors.
What You Will Learn
- How CMS guidance affects the timing of security risk analyses for meaningful use
- Why completing the analysis early can help with attestation preparation
- How the analysis relates to broader HIPAA compliance expectations
- Why retaining current CMS documentation can support audit defense
Who Should Read This
- Providers
- Practice administrators
- Compliance staff
- Health information management professionals
- Coding and billing professionals involved in EHR incentive compliance
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