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Gov. Mark Dayton has proclaimed May 12-18, 2013, as Prevention Week in Minnesota (PDF) in conjunction with National Prevention Week. This coincides with progress on Minnesota's first comprehensive plan to address substance abuse, as several recommendations in the Minnesota State Substance Abuse Strategy are being carried in legislation at the Capitol.
Released in September, the Minnesota State Substance Abuse Strategy (PDF) calls for coordination by state agencies to address the far-reaching impacts of drug and alcohol abuse. In addition to its human toll, substance abuse exacts large costs to law enforcement, courts, corrections, human services, public health, health care, education, business, and ultimately, Minnesota taxpayers.
"Substance abuse has a devastating effect on individuals, families, communities and the state as a whole. By government working together with both public and private partners we can be more efficient and effective in addressing this costly issue," said Human Services Commissioner Lucinda Jesson, who is leading implementation of the strategy with Health Commissioner Ed Ehlinger and Public Safety Commissioner Mona Dohman.
Earlier this year, the commissioners selected five priority areas for immediate focus, including integration of substance abuse screening into all health care settings, expansion of drug and other specialty courts, maximization of federal and state support for multi-jurisdictional drug task forces, data collection and prevention messaging, and enhancements to the Prescription Monitoring Program. The strategy's steering committee, which includes representatives from numerous state agencies and organizations, are working to see aspects incorporated in House and Senate bills.
Among proposed legislation is an effort to expand the number of health care settings using Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment. Training and materials will be provided to primary care centers, hospital emergency rooms, trauma centers and other health care settings to improve early intervention for at-risk substance users. Additional funding to expand mental health services in schools would also help practitioners identify problems earlier.
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SLATER, Mo. (AP) â¿¿ Growing up on the family farm, Anthony Eddy learned early on not to get too attached to animals, including household pets.
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The install process is simple. Just like changing a regular headlamp. The only note of caution is: DO NOT HANDLE ANY HALOGEN BULBS with barehands. In fact, do not let the bulb come in contact with any skin, oil, grease or french fries. When the lamp is activated it will burn out quicker if it's dirty. It is advised to use gloves, or handle the bulbs with a soft rag.
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The IPF bulb is rated at 4000 Kelvin. The HID (high energy discharge) systems found on expensive European sedans is rated at 4300 Kelvin. The technology used by IPF is as close to HID that can be obtained with current technology. For the record, a standard bulb is rated at 3400 Kelvin.
The lamp tends to have a white/blue color to it to oncoming traffic.
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The operative word for these lights is CRISP and CLEAN.
It is also very cool that they will glow blue for up to 10 minutes after being used. The lamps also are available with a green glow, part M15. In addition, standard H4 bulbs may be used, but I don't think they will glow after use.
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The replacment H-4 Headlight units come in the standard 7" and rectangular type.
Initially I was going to use the 90/145 Watt lamps but couldn't make the special IPF wiring loom fit through the headlight buckets on my 81 300D(Fritz). So I used the 90/110W Super Jey Bulbs. These bulbs have an actual power rating of 55/60W so I can use the stock wiring. On the little wagoneer (88 wagoneer limited) I used the Marine Blue lamps. Those have a rating of 110/130 (illumination) with only 55/60 Watts consumption. While the light is clear, it's not as full as the 90/110W. I will upgrade that installation using the 90/145 W with the H4 wiring loom.
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Thanh T. Nguyen, MBA
Lecturer, Finance
Mr. Nguyen came to the United States in 2004 on a graduate studies scholarship from the government of Vietnam. He received an MBA from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA in 2006 and several years later began a PhD program at the University of South Florida in Tampa, FL. In December 2013, he will graduate with a PhD in finance.
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DeeAnne Peterson, MBA
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Ms. Peterson will teach accounting principles for the Department of Accounting and Finance. She received both her undergraduate and graduate business degrees from UW-Eau Claire.
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Prior to working at UW-Eau Claire, Peterson taught accounting courses at the Chippewa Valley Technical College. Her professional career also includes working for Seeman Tax & Financial LLC where she prepared tax returns for individuals, non-profit organizations and small businesses, and working as a consultant specializing in accounting and general business services for small business and non-profits.
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Peterson also encourages all UW-Eau Claire students to consider participating in a study abroad experience. As a graduate student, she went on the college's three-week trip to China which she describes as the single most exciting adventure and learning experience she has ever had.
Carolin Azab, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Marketing
Dr. Azab grew up in Alexandria, Egypt. She will teach international marketing and marketing research for the Department of Management and Marketing.
Azab came to UW-Eau Claire from Carbondale, Il where she received a Ph.D. in marketing from Southern Illinois University. At SIU, she taught courses in consumer behavior, marketing matrices, international business and retail management.
Her professional career includes working as an assistant lecturer in the Faculty of Commerce at Alexandria University where she taught marketing management, feasibility studies, marketing research, management information system and quantitative business analysis. In addition to teaching, she conducted developmental research for the World Bank and the United Nations Development Programme. Azab also participated in a one-semester faculty exchange program at Vaxjio University (now Linnaeus University) in Sweden.
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Azab likes the balance between teaching and research that she finds at UW-Eau Claire.
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She also looks forward to starting collaborative research projects with faculty who share common research interests.
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Assistant Professor, Marketing
Dr. Chinchanachokchai will teach promotion and marketing communications, and marketing management for the Department of Management and Marketing.
Originally from Bangkok, Thailand, Chinchanachokchai came to the United States to attend graduate school at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign where she completed both an MBA and PhD. While at the UI, she taught consumer behavior in the College of Business, and advertising management and planning in the College of Media.
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Gabi Eissa, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Management
Dr. Eissa will teach organizational behavior for the Department of Management and Marketing.
Eissa grew up in Kuwait City, Kuwait and Cairo, Egypt, his hometown. He comes to UW-Eau Claire from Oklahoma State University where he received a PhD in summer 2012. Upon graduation, Eissa was offered a visiting assistant professorship for the 2012-2013 academic year. At OSU, he taught organizational behavior, management fundamentals, human resources management and leadership skills and development.
Eissa has also worked in the corporate world where he was a management analyst and a marketing analyst for a consulting firm and an auto marketing company respectively.
When he isn't working, Eissa enjoys exercising and running, reading a good book, traveling, going to concerts, watching TV, and hanging out with friends.
During his first year, Eissa hopes to create an interactive learning experience for his students and continue to conduct high quality research that results in publications in top-tier professional journals.
"UW-Eau Claire has a strong emphasis on high quality teaching and research," said Eissa. "I believe the university will challenge me intellectually, and that it is a place where I can grow and become a complete scholar."
Ann Rupnow, MBA
Lecturer, Marketing
Ms. Rupnow will be teaching marketing principles for the Department of Management and Marketing. She has a bachelor of arts from Cardinal Stritch and an MBA from UW-Eau Claire.
Rupnow grew up in Eau Claire and has lived in the area her entire life except for the few years she attended high school in Fergus Falls, MN. Which is why, she says, she likes to travel so much.
Rupnow was the organizational development manager at Community Health Partnership until it closed in December 2012. She recently helped write a USAID grant proposal to fund leadership development in the African countries of Malawi, Swaziland, and Zimbabwe.
In addition, she has worked for UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education, and for Celestica, Cray Research, and SGI—all technology focused companies in Chippewa Falls.
Her hobbies include traveling to new and favorite places, reading, walking, and playing flute and piano. She also loves spending time with friends and her family, which includes three grown sons, daughters-in-law, and many little ones.
Rupnow is excited to be back on campus. Her goal this semester is to help every one of her students see how marketing relates to their personal and professional lives.
"I hope that I am a positive influence in their lives," she added. "I know that collectively, they will be in mine."
James Windsor, MBA
Lecturer, Management
Mr. Windsor will be teaching applied quantitative analysis and organizational behavior for the Department of Management and Marketing. He received both his undergraduate and graduate business degrees from UW-Eau Claire.
Windsor grew up in Wisconsin Rapids, WI.
An entrepreneur, Windsor owns and manages a property rental business in the Eau Claire/Altoona area. His work experience also includes managing the turf and grounds at the Eau Claire Golf and Country Club and working for Citizens Community Federal.
In his free time, Windsor enjoys outdoor sports, such as hiking, geocaching, biking, hunting, kayaking, snowshoeing and camping.
His professional goals include helping his students improve their understanding of quantitative methods. He also hopes this year to expand the number of rental properties he owns.
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The Pride of Dayton, the University of Dayton's marching band, will be coming to St. Marys Sept. 9 to perform when St. Marys takes on Elida at Skip Baughman Stadium. This is the first time UD's band has performed with the St. Marys All Brass Band, SMABB Director Dane Newlove said.
ST. MARYS — A local author and columnist recently released the second volume in his five-part series collection.
The Evening Leader Columnist John Andreoni released volume two of his series "Going Wild With Forda Birds." The series encompasses a collection of Andreoni's outdoor columns, which he started writing more than 40 years ago. Each column included in the collection is preceded by Andreoni's present thoughts on the issue addressed.
MINSTER — A project along the Miami and Erie Canal should help improve the waterway for years to come.
Auglaize County Design Engineer Matt Quinter noted construction crews are approximately 70 percent done with phase one of a two-phased ditch petition project along the Miami and Erie Canal in Minster. The project will improve the waterway from First Street to Ohio 119 through the village.
ST. MARYS — Ashley Rickard enjoys challenging herself, and one of her most recent challenges has been inside a chain-linked cage.
The St. Marys Memorial High School graduate has been training for cage fighting for more than a year now at Sudden Impact in Fort Wayne, and also does jiu-jitsu and kickboxing. Rickard said she was drawn to the sport because of the competition.
ST. MARYS — One of the newest additions to K.C. Geiger Park recently welcomed its 7,300th visitor.
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Local contestants will be able to take on our panel of four local experts — Josh Goff, Brian Smith, Denny Lauth and Mike Burkholder — in an effort to win weekly prizes. The top pickers of the season will receive cash prizes as well.
ST. MARYS — Local residents who want to own a piece of St. Marys history can do so by visiting the St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce.
A version of the 1936 film that was found in the chamber's basement in 2009 has been digitized and transfered into DVD format for purchase. Minster Bank donated the funds to help cover the costs of digitizing and restoring the film.
ST. MARYS — Area students received an annual visit to their schools where they were presented with a tool that will help them throughout this year and maybe in future years.
The St. Marys Rotary Club presented dictionaries to third-grade students at Grand Lake Christian School, at Holy Rosary School and at St. Marys Intermediate School Wednesday morning.
"We know third grade is a very big year," Rotarian and Dictionary Chair Jim Harris told the students at St. Marys Intermediate School. "We want to help you out during the year."
ST. MARYS — Eight local residents were arrested Tuesday as part of a drug roundup by members of the Grand Lake Drug Task Force.
According to online court documents, Barbara A. Revolt, 46, 712 Columbia St., St. Marys, was indicted on three counts of trafficking in suspected marijuana. Revolt was arrested Tuesday on the charges that allegedly date back to Nov. 16. She was ordered held on an own recognizance bond.
ST. MARYS — Roller skating will return to St. Marys on Friday with the re-opening of Woodland Rollerdome.
Dan and Victoria Egbert recently purchased the roller rink on Celina Road, and while the rink will officially celebrate its grand opening in October, free hot dogs will be given to those in attendance at the 6:30 p.m. opening on Friday. Egbert noted the rink has received several updates in the past few weeks.


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Obama stands firm on gun control despite long oddsBy NEDRA PICKLER
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President Barack Obama is applauded prior to speaking about his gun violence proposals, at the Minneapolis Police Departments Special Operations Center in Minneapolis, where he outlined his plan before law enforcement personnel.MINNEAPOLIS President Barack Obama declared Monday on his first trip outside Washington to promote gun control that a consensus is emerging for universal background checks for purchasers, though he conceded a tough road lay ahead to pass an assault weapons ban over formidable opposition in Congress.
We should restore the ban on military-style assault weapons and a 10-round limit for magazines, Obama said in a brief speech, standing firm on his full package on gun-control measures despite long odds. Such a ban deserves a vote in Congress because weapons of war have no place on our streets or in our schools or threatening our law enforcement officers.
The president spoke from a special police operations center in a city once known to some as Murderapolis but where gun violence has dropped amid a push to address it from city leaders. Officers stood behind him, dressed in crisp uniforms of blue, white and brown.
The site conveyed Obamas message that a reduction in violence can be achieved nationally, even if Americans have sharp disagreements over gun control. That includes among members of his own party in Washington.
Suggesting he wont get all hes proposing, he said, We dont have to agree on everything to agree its time to do something.
The president unveiled his gun-control plans last month after the shootings at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school. But many of the proposals face tough opposition from some in Congress and from the National Rifle Association.
Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has said he wants to give the bans on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines a vote. But he will not say whether he will support either, and advocates and opponents alike predict they are unlikely to pass.
Putting the controversial measures up for a vote could put some Democratic senators in a tough spot. That includes some from conservative-leaning states who are up for re-election next year and face the prospect of voting against either fervent gun-rights supporters or Obama and gun-control supporters in the partys base.
Reid himself came in for criticism for declining to stand with the president by Minneapolis Democratic mayor, R.T. Rybak, who accompanied Obama while he was in town. Hes dancing around this issue and people are dying in this country, Rybak said of Reid on MSNBC.
Democratic lawmakers and aides, as well as lobbyists, say an assault weapons ban has the least chance of being approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee that is working up the legislation. They say a ban on high-capacity magazines is viewed as the next least likely proposal to survive, though some compromise version of it might, allowing more than the 10-round maximum that Obama favors.
Likeliest to be included are universal background checks and prohibitions against gun trafficking, they say. One lobbyist said other possible terms include steps to improve record keeping on resales of guns and perhaps provisions that would make it harder for mentally ill people from obtaining firearms.
Asked last week what was likely to be in his committees bill, committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., said he didnt yet know but I dont know how anybody can be opposed to universal background checks. He added, I think gun trafficking, youve got to be able to close that. I dont know how anybody, anybody can object to that.
Obama also was more upbeat on the prospects of universal background checks, including for purchases at gun shows.
The good news is that were starting to see a consensus emerge about the action Congress needs to take, he said. The vast majority of Americans, including a majority of gun owners, support requiring criminal background checks for anyone trying to buy a gun. Theres no reason why we cant get that done.
He urged Americans to call their members of Congress to push for his entire package of stronger gun controls. Tell them now is the time for action.
Changing the status quo is never easy, Obama said. This will be no exception. The only way we can reduce gun violence in this country is if the American people decide its important, if you decide its important, if parents and teachers, police officers and pastors, hunters and sportsmen, Americans of every background stand up and say, this time, its got to be different. Weve suffered too much pain to stand by and do nothing.
The White House says Obama is not writing off any part of his package despite the long odds for the assault weapons ban in particular before votes are scheduled or he takes his arguments on the road. Education Secretary Arnie Duncan, who has been helping push the gun control package, said he and Obama spoke on the matter Sunday and agreed that Washington in a vacuum is unlikely to move quickly.
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What? No One Ever Said Math Was Their ForteBy Bess Levin
In the 2+ weeks since MF Global filed for bankruptcy protection, much has been written about Jon Corzine's penchant for making wild bets, which worked out fine while he was at Goldman Sachs, where risk managers are empowered to stand up to employees putting the firm/bonus pool at risk, but not so much at MF-G, where he was a man on a mission. If JSC could turn back time…he'd still be JSC and he still would've had that little voice, down his plums, telling him to risk it all on Eurozone debt, which in turn would've caused various people to freak out, start a run on the bank and drive it into its current state of affairs. Separately though? This business with the customer funds that were desegregated from the firm's own money and which are currently "missing," despite several manhunts and "magical mystery tours" to find it? It didn't have to be that way and maybe it wouldn't have been if someone had been forced to dust off his series 24 books and review the section on "customer accounts," before cramming into a test center and sitting for the exam alongside all the other scrubs, sweating through his sweater vest over getting at least 70% correct. Read more »
You're Invited: Journey On Our Magical Mystery Tour To Find MF Global's 'Missing' MoneyBy Bess Levin
Late last week, as Jon Corzine attempted to sell MF Global, it was reported that that probably wasn't going to happen on account of the fact that those who'd taken a look at MF's books weren't comfortable with the approximately $600 million in customer funds that had gone "missing." Days later, despite a manhunt for the money and a false alarm at JPMorgan, the cash still has not yet turned up. For his part, Bart Chilton, a commission at the CFTC, is pretty pissed. "We shouldn't have to go on this magical mystery tour looking for the loot. It shouldn't have taken this long," he said at an energy-trading conference in Houston. "For us, job one is always–no excuses–to ensure that customer funds are held sacrosanct. In this case, as the Stones sing, we 'got no satisfaction.'" Possibly tripping on magic, Chilton, pictured at left, concluded that: "It's a distinct possibility, some would say probability, that somebody has done something with the money, and that it's not going to be 'all of a sudden discovered' with an innocent explanation."
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Frilly layers of phyllo dough surround the festive spinach and sun-dried tomato filling in a dressed-up version of Greek spanakopita. Serve these as a main dish for supper and youre sure to please vegetarians and omnivores alike.
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Serves: 8
Yields: 8 tartlets
Total Time: 1 hr 40 min
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Oven Temp: 325
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- 4 tablespoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1 medium yellow onion, coarsely chopped
- 3/4 teaspoon(s) (or more, to taste) salt, divided
- 16 cup(s) spinach, tough stems removed, coarsely chopped
- 1 cup(s) low-fat ricotta cheese
- 1/3 cup(s) crumbled feta or goat cheese, divided
- 2 large eggs
- 2 large egg whites
- 2 tablespoon(s) chopped fresh dill or 2 teaspoons dried
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) ground nutmeg
- 1/2 cup(s) sun-dried tomatoes, finely chopped (not oil-packed)
- 2 tablespoon(s) butter
- 20 (9-by-14-inch) sheets phyllo dough, thawed according to package directions
- Heat 2 tablespoons oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add onion and 1/4 teaspoon salt and cook, stirring, until brown and tender, about 5 minutes. Add spinach in batches and cook, stirring occasionally, until wilted, 2 to 3 minutes.
- Whisk ricotta, feta and 1/2 teaspoon salt (or goat cheese and 1 teaspoon salt), eggs, egg whites, dill, pepper and nutmeg in a large bowl. Stir in the spinach mixture and sun-dried tomatoes.
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
- Melt butter with the remaining 2 tablespoons oil in a small saucepan. Remove from the heat.
- Unroll phyllo sheets onto a clean, dry surface, keeping them in a stack. (To make the tart in an 11-inch round tart pan instead of individual tartlets, see variation below.) Cut the stack in half crosswise (you'll have 40 half-sheets). Cover with a piece of wax paper and then a damp kitchen towel. (Keep the phyllo covered to prevent it from drying out while you work.)
- Lightly brush each tartlet pan with some of the melted butter mixture. Place 1 half-sheet of phyllo in each pan, pressing it into the edges; brush with the butter mixture. Continue adding sheets and brushing with the butter mixture until you have 5 layers in each pan. Trim the phyllo, leaving a 1/2- to 1-inch overhang.
- Place the tartlet pans on a baking sheet. Divide the spinach mixture among the pans. Fold the dough over the filling (it won't cover completely). Brush the edges of the dough with the remaining butter mixture.
- Bake the tartlets until the filling is set and the crust is golden brown, about 35 minutes. Let cool for 5 minutes, then gently turn the tartlets out of the pans. Serve warm.
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Variation: This recipe can also be made in an 11-inch round tart pan with a removable bottom. Use 2 overlapping sheets of phyllo per layer, for 10 layers. Brush each layer with the butter mixture. Add the filling. Trim the phyllo to make a 1- to 2-inch overhang; fold the dough over the filling. Bake until set and golden brown, 40 to 45 minutes.
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Data breaches getting more costlyUse this as a head-start to get ready to encrypt your data and protect it from privacy breaches.
US Chamber: Do not pass stimulus billSlow down, Congress. The stimulus money planned to go to HIPAA will just help lawyers&rsquo...
Issue 3, February 2, 2009
Report: HIPAA privacy rule negatively affects researchThe healthcare industry needs to be better on research. We can start by revising the HIPAA privacy...
VA agrees to pay $20 million to settle identity theft suitThe VA must pay its veterans -- $20 million. The department settled a class-action lawsuit by five...
HHS releases final medical identity theft reportThe consumer should be the key focus for consideration of prevention, detection, and remediation of...
Q&A: Overhead pagingQ. Is overhead paging a patient by name back to a clinic or hospital area a HIPAA violation? Learn...
Tip: Make HIPAA training funWant to make your HIPAA training a little more fun? Use the example of this facility and bring...
Issue 2, January 26, 2009
Insurer must show policy to prevent PHI breachBlueCross sent "explanation of benefit" forms to members in November that also featured...
WV health department warns patients of identity theftA West Virginia town's health department officials identified a former temporary billing...
RenovationsShould contractors working in a hospital get HIPAA training? It may not hurt.
Tip: Use these agenda items for office trainingYou can never have enough HIPAA privacy and security training at your facility -- especially your...
Issue 1, January 19, 2009
Tip: Avoid these pitfalls at physician practicesPhysicians' offices are not bereft of HIPAA compliance issues.
Q&A: HIPAA violation hot lineCell phone use and HIPAA violations. Can you take calls on a cell phone from patients reporting...
HHS releases update to Surgeon General's 'New Family Health History Tool'Consumers will be happy with this update as far as sharing their family health history.
NIST releases guide to protect confidentiality of PIIGet your information on protecting the confidentiality of PII from NIST via its new release.
Issue 52, December 31, 2009
CMS issues proposed rule on meaningful use of EHRsCMS, ONC release documents defining meaningful use of EHRs and outlining incentives for those who...
Issue 49, December 28, 2009
Tips on internal sanctions policyBe ever-vigilant in watching for new developments in the year to come; and be flexible when...
Two HITECH compliance tipsUse these tips to prepare for HITECH compliance.
HIPAA Q&A: HIPAA compliance documentationLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question.
Weigh in on our HIPAA Update blogWeigh in on this topic of breach notification on our HIPAA blog.
Issue 48, December 21, 2009
Two tips on HITECH complianceHITECH states covered entities must incorporate the new provisions into their BA contracts.
TIP: Create written policiesPrepare written policies that address the process for internal reporting. Consider what potential...
HIPAA Q&A: Summer helpLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question.
Weigh in with your colleagues on HIPAA UpdateGo to our HIPAA Update blog and see the posts with the most comments over the last month.
Issue 47, December 14, 2009
HITECH compliance tips as you await federal guidanceExperts told HIPAA Weekly Advisor they expect OCR, the HHS agency that enforces the HIPAA privacy...
TIP: Create security incident response teamYou are only as good as the team you form for security breach notification.
HIPAA Q&A: Breach notificationLearn the answer to this HIPAA compliance scenario.
HIPAA audio conference recording availableThis HIPAA internal sanctions audio conference may help you get your policy in line with the HITECH...
Issue 46, December 7, 2009
TIP: Conduct routine auditsCovered entities (CE) should perform routine audits of employee access to PHI.
HIPAA Q&A: Outgoing mailLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question.
Flurry of HIPAA activity expected over next three monthsHHS, which oversees OCR, is in the process of trying to put out a fair number of rules, from what...
Survey: HIPAA sanctions policyTake this survey on HIPAA internal sanctions policies.
Issue 45, November 30, 2009
TIP: Establish safeguards to prevent a breachIf the BA is an agent of the CE, the CE is considered to have notice of the breach at the time the...
HIPAA Q&A: Group talkLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question from your colleague.
Hospital's patient information soldThat private information – including names, birth dates, Social Security numbers and injuries...
HHS launches new health IT blogHITECH provides new resources to improve healthcare through advances in health IT and provides...
Issue 44, November 23, 2009
1.5 million patient records breachedThe Shelton, CT, insurer's external hard drive disappeared from its headquarters, the Courant...
HIPAA Update hot postsSee the posts that get your HIPAA colleagues talking.
Expert: Encryption best way to goHHS added encryption layers in its interim final rule on breach notification to specify the...
TIP: Establish safeguards to prevent a breachAndrew E. Blustein, Esq., partner and cochair of Garfunkel, Wild & Travis' Health...
HIPAA Q&A: Old records requestLearn the answer to this challenging HIPAA compliance question.
Issue 43, November 16, 2009
New HIPAA whitepaper!Check out our new whitepaper, our third on HITECH-related regulations and laws.
TIP: Avoid vague education on communication devices, Web sitesYou can protect your organization by investing in communication devices such as BlackBerry®...
HIPAA Q&A: Returned mail with patient recordsLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question.
Issue 42, November 9, 2009
New HIPAA whitepaper!Check out our latest HIPAA white paper regarding provisions in the HITECH Act.
Red Flags Rule enforcement delayed to June 1The previous delay announcement—from August 1 enforcement to November 1—came in July...
Guidance on HIPAA implications of H1N1"Many of these documents help clear up questions on whether the subsequent 1135 waivers...
HIPAA Q&A: Diagnostic test resultsLearn the answer to this HIPAA compliance question.
Issue 41, November 2, 2009
Enforcement interim final rule published in FRThe interim final rule becomes effective November 30. HHS has invited public comments on the...
Add your feedback on HHS 'harm threshold'Want to add your feedback on HHS' new harm threshold?
Small healthcare entities need Red Flags the mostThe House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill October 22 that would exempt a healthcare...
BA contract addendumDoes anyone have a sample of an addendum that can be added to our BA agreement that puts us into...
HIPAA Q&A: Red Flags RuleLearn the answer to this tough compliance question.
Issue 40, October 26, 2009
Experts: exemption from Red Flags Rule not necessaryThe House of Representatives filed a bill October 8 that would exempt a healthcare practice with 20...
Speaking of HIPAA ...See what your HIPAA privacy and security colleagues are talking about on the HIPAA Update blog.
Ask these questions in your harm threshold risk assessmentAsk these questions during your risk assessment to determine the level of harm to victims of a...
HIPAA Q&A: Anticoagulation clinicsLearn the answer to this challenging HIPAA scenario.
Issue 39, October 19, 2009
Small healthcare entities may be exempt from Red Flags RuleThe Red Flags Rule, which will be enforced beginning November 1, requires healthcare entities...
Add your feedback on HHS 'harm threshold'Add your feedback to a hot-button issue -- HHS' HIPAA harm threshold in the interim final rule on...
Thousands of doctors' information on stolen laptopLisa Martinelli, Highmark, Inc.'s chief privacy officer, told the Tribune-Review the information...
HIPAA Q&A: FundraisingLearn the answer to this challenging HIPAA compliance question.
Issue 38, October 12, 2009
Beware the dangers of social networkingThe Ponemon Institute and TRUSTe released its 2009 Most Trusted Companies for Privacy Award in...
HIPAA Update hot postsWhat's hot on HIPAA Update?
Congressmen disagree with HHS 'harm standard'The Congressmen say this concept was explicitly rejected when they crafted the American Recovery...
HIPAA Q&A: Letter to patientsQ. How would you construct a letter to inform patients about stolen PHI?
Issue 37, October 5, 2009
HHS posts forms for breach notificationHHS releases the step-by-step reporting form for breach notification.
Lawyer: Providers not ready for HITECH compliance"People are shell-shocked," says Blustein, partner and co-chair of Garfunkel Wild &...
New rules protect patients' genetic informationIn part, the rule ensures that genetic information is not used to deny healthcare coverage and will...
HIPAA Q&A: Taking PHI homeQ. Several weeks ago, some security specialists indicated that their staff members take paper PHI...
Issue 36, September 28, 2009
HIPAA Update hot postsWhat's hot on the HIPAA Update blog?
Tip: Build trust with the Notice of Privacy PracticesDon't forget to dish out those Notice of Privacy Practices.
Breach notification compliance deadline has passedThe compliance date on HHS' interim final rule on breach notification has passed. Are you ready to...
HIPAA Q&A: Hospice and home health staff membersLearn the answer to this important HIPAA compliance question.
Issue 35, September 21, 2009
Lawyer on HIPAA 'harm threshold': 'huge weakness'Perhaps his most telling comment came about the new "harm threshold" in the HHS interim...
Feds unsure over HIPAA enforcement practicesIt seemed as if they were serious about enforcement. After all, it took them less than 24 hours to...
Parmigiani earns HIPAA Summit awardParmigiani served as a co-chair of Wednesday's session. He is the former director of...
HIPAA Q&A: Do we need a contract?Learn the answer to this challenging HIPAA compliance scenario.
Issue 34, September 14, 2009
HIPAA Update top viewsSee where your colleagues are clicking the most on our HIPAA Update blog.
New OCR director inherits great HIPAA responsibilityVerdugo takes over at a crucial time for OCR. The agency July 27 inherited the role of enforcing...
Munch on these numbers from HHSHHS released numbers on who's covered by HIPAA.
HIPAA Q&A: Information on ID badgesLearn the answer to this challenging HIPAA scenario.
Issue 33, September 7, 2009
Get to know encryption, destruction of documentsSome of these HHS encryption layers were not specified in the draft guidance released in April...
Who creates the agreement -- BA or CE?Who handles the business associate contract at your facility now? The game will change come...
HIPAA Update hot postsSee what's got your HIPAA privacy and security colleagues talking.
Q&A: Collecting tissue in the pathology departmentLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question from your colleague.
Issue 32, August 31, 2009
Set timetable for breach notification interim final ruleKnow these two important dates regarding HHS' interim final rule on breach notification.
HIPAA's new harm threshold -- good news or bad?Covered entities and their BAs will perform a risk assessment to determine whether individuals...
Business associates -- who are you?Business associates need to know who they are regarding HIPAA rules. Covered entities do, too.
Q&A: Contacting patients by mailLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question.
Issue 31, August 24, 2009
HHS finalizes breach notification guidelines, defines unsecure PHIThey're out -- final HHS breach notification guidelines and an update to its draft guidance on the...
FTC issues final breach notification rule for electronic health informationThe rule was issued under the mandate from Congress in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act...
Huge identity theft case in New JerseyAlbert Gonzalez of Miami, 28, and two unnamed conspirators are charged with attempting to...
Q&A: Tracking BA agreementsLearn the answer to this HIPAA compliance questions about business associates.
Issue 30, August 17, 2009
Check out our new HIPAA Update blog!You will find all these training resources on our new blog, HIPAA Update.
Your HIPAA privacy and security colleagues want your adviceTime to mingle with your colleagues on our HIPAA Update.
HIPAA compliance starts in the C-SuiteOur experience shows that the more executive management and the board of directors are engaged in...
Q&A: PHI on employees' home computersLearn the answer to this tough HIPAA compliance question from your peers.
Issue 29, August 10, 2009
Check out our new HIPAA Update blog!Welcome to our new HIPAA Update blog -- your one-stop shopping for HIPAA privacy and security...
Tips regarding business associates and new HIPAA lawsContract language should require the BA to notify the covered entity within five days of a breach.
Business Associate compliance with HIPAABusiness associates have a lot to know about complying with the HIPAA Security Rule.
OCR: The HIPAA enforcer?Now that OCR has the HIPAA Security Rule under its umbrella, does that mean more enforcement?
Q&A: E-mail communicationLearn the answer to this challenging HIPAA scenario.
Issue 28, August 3, 2009
Red Flags Rule deadline pushed back againRed Flags was supposed to go into effect on November 1, 2008, but it was pushed back to May 1...
KP Bellfower unsure if it will appeal second fine connected to OctomomThe hospital was also hit with a $250,000 fine on May 15 for similar privacy violations against...
Q&A: Keeping a record of HIPAA training filesLearn the answer to your tough HIPAA privacy and security questions.
Issue 27, July 27, 2009
Tips to get your business associates to comply with HIPAAThe language in your business associate agreement should require the BA to notify the covered...
Q&A: Consent on having family members in the exam roomLearn the answer to your tough HIPAA compliance questions.
Health information exchanges see 40% growth from previous yearIn 2009 and 2010, HIEs are expected to see new opportunities with the American Recovery and...
Plan for the future and trust that your revamped policies are soundNew technology overwhelming you? You don't have to know about everything at once. Instead...
Issue 26, July 20, 2009
Hospital slapped with second six-figure fine -- againThis hospital did not learn from its first privacy mistake.
HHS hiring health information privacy specialistsHHS is hiring privacy specliasts. What does this mean for enforcement?
Tips to get your business associates to comply with HIPAABusiness Associates need to comply with the HIPAA Security Rule by February 18, 2010. Here are two...
Q&A: Active duty members on the moveThe answers to your toughest HIPAA questions.
Issue 25, July 13, 2009
Tips to comply with HIPAAHo also offered advice for fellow HIPAA privacy and security officers in a time of changing laws...
Canadian health system has 12,000-patient privacy breachHackers have done it again -- this time 12,000 patient records may be affected.
HIPAA and business associates: Free white paperUntil President Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) into law...
Q&A: Billing officeThe answers to your most challenging HIPAA-related healthcare scenarios.
Issue 24, July 6, 2009
Physician resistance remains obstacle to EHRsNow that hospitals have a draft of the meaningful use criteria that the Health Information...
HIPAA and business associates: Free white paperHITECH, specifically Title XIII of ARRA, requires BA to comply with the Security Rule in its...
Hospitals should review their HIPAA sanctions policyYour internal sanctions policy related to HIPAA may need some freshening.
Q&A: Sexually active minorsYour answers to the tough HIPAA compliance questions.
Issue 23, June 29, 2009
Many business associates not ready to comply with HIPAAAre business associates ready to comply with HITECH? Do you know who your BAs are? Some covered...
HIPAA 5010 requires IT to do more with fewer resourcesHIPAA 5010 is part of a growing laundry list of chores for providers out there today.
Q&A: Hospice scenarioGet your answers to the toughest HIPAA questions from your colleagues.
CMS issues fact sheet on HITECH ActWant to know all about the HITECH? CMS has a fact sheet for you.
Issue 22, June 22, 2009
Meaningful use first draft could guide final definitionThe final definition of "meaningful use" could be quite different when CMS issues a...
HIPAA and HITECH topics to tackle nowAll is quiet on the HITECH front in terms of HHS regulations. But it should not be quiet at your...
Q&A: X-ray resultsThe answers to your tough HIPAA compliance questions.
Sneak peek: White paper examines HIPAA and business associatesWhat do you and your BAs need to know about new HIPAA laws? Here's a small slice.
Issue 21, June 15, 2009
Health Information Exchange will allow patients to share medical informationRhode Island patients can share their information with their state -- if they want to.
HIPAA 5010 is one small, but necessary step toward ICD-10Before ICD-10, there's the HIPAA Version 5010. And you must be ready to comply.
Q&A: Workers compensationAnother answers to one of your toughest HIPAA questions.
TIP: Include Red Flags requirements in any new BA agreementHere's a tip on complying with the Red Flags Rule: Get it into your contract with a business...
Issue 20, June 8, 2009
Virginia warns more than 500,000 of possible records breachVirginia officials have begun to notify affected parties about potential breaches of privacy.
Red Flags Rule: Comply now, avoid lawsuit laterRed Flags Rule -- comply today. Be thankful you avoided public scrutiny tomorrow.
CVS works on patient privacy improvements following fineCVS promises it is working diligently on protecting patients' privacy.
Q&A: Billing departmentThe HIPAA privacy rule addresses disclosure of PHI for treatment and payment purposes and permits...
Issue 19, June 1, 2009
Tenet employee charged with theft, HIPAA violationsA Tenet Healthcare Corp. employee faces charges of access device fraud, criminal HIPAA violations...
TIP: Put plan into action to comply with HITECHHere's a few ways to get started with compliance of HITECH.
HITECH UPDATE: HIPAA enforcement promises, but lacks specificsHHS has issued a report on what it's done since the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009...
Q&A: Airlines callsYour answer to a HIPAA compliance question.
Issue 18, May 18, 2009
HIPAA and the HITECH Act: Strategies for successAll you need to know about the HITECH Act.
REMINDER: Make your comments heard by HHSLet your thoughts be heard about unsecure PHI with HHS.
Q&A: Retention of medical recordsThe answers to your tough HIPAA questions.
Hackers breach college databaseAnother breach of PHI by computer hackers has a university scrambling to notify people of 160,000...
Issue 17, May 11, 2009
Review new AHIMA practice brief on sanction guidelines for privacy and security breachesAHIMA's article discusses how to categorize sanctions according to the nature of the privacy or...
Hacker asks for $10 million for recordsMillions of patient records in Virginia could be in the wrong hands.
Q&A: HIPAA acknowledgmentsYour answer to a challenging HIPAA question.
Training, identifying discrepancies are key in Red Flags RuleDon't delay because of red flags delay.
Issue 16, May 4, 2009
HIPAA and the HITECH Act: Strategies for successHere is all you need to know about the HITECH Act regarding HIPAA laws.
HHS issues progress reportHHS issued a report of its progress during Obama's first 100 days.
HITECH UPDATE: EHRs, meaningful use get spotlightThe industry is getting closer to definitions of "meaningful use" users of EHRs.
Q&A: Family accountsUnder HIPAA regulations, can we give this information to spouses without the written consent of the...
Red Flags Rule enforcement delayed until August 1Red Flags Rule has been delayed by the FTC -- again.
Issue 15, April 27, 2009
Groups oppose HHS Secretary nomineeSenators are scheduled to vote on President Barack Obama's nomination for Secretary of HHS early...
Business associates: HIPAA surveyHow should your business associates be trained? We want to know.
HITECH UPDATE: Check your current system against HHS draft guidanceMiss HHS' draft guidance on securing PHI? We've got it.
Q&A: Patient photographsHow do you comply with HIPAA working with patient photographs?
Issue 14, April 13, 2009
HITECH UPDATE: How should business associates train staff members?How are business associates going to train staff members in light of the new HIPAA laws?
Comment on security breach notification rule that targets personal health recordsThe FTC will publish an interim final regulation no later than August 17, which is 180 days after...
Q&A: Accessing your own informationLearn the answer to this important HIPAA compliance question.
How should business associates train staff members?Business associates must be trained on the HIPAA Security Rule. We want to know what you think is...
Q&A: Diagnostic test resultsLearn the answers to your toughest HIPAA questions.
HITECH UPDATE: HHS misses deadline for definition of unsecured PHILooking for a new definition of unsecured protected health information?
Issue 13, April 6, 2009
Q&A: Text messagingAre you text messaging information about patients? Know the answers regarding HIPAA concerns.
HIPAA and the HITECH Act: Get your breach notification readyThe HITECH calls for breach notification requirements for covered entities and business associates...
TIP: Review your 'hospice' signs for carsAny time you have a car with a sign that mentions you volunteer at a hospice, it could affect a...
Red Flags Rule guidance publishedRed Flags Rule compliance is May 1. Here's a report the FTC released to get you on track.
Employees fired for viewing mother of eight's recordsHere's what happens when a few staff members get nosey with a patient's record.
Tip: Use OCR privacy and security guidance as a frameworkOrganizations should use these OCR principles to better understand how they can exchange...
Issue 12, March 30, 2009
Q&A: State-prison patientsAfter a person is released from prison is it a HIPAA violation to release the patient's...
HIPAA and the HITECH Act: Know all the provisionsKnow the major provisions in the HITECH Act? How about these, too?
TIP: Know the basics of data encryptionIf you are looking to encrypt your data on patient records, here are some basic things to know.
Report: 1.5% of hospitals have EHRsPatients must have EHRs by 2014. About only 1.5% of hospitals have them, a new study says.
Issue 11, March 23, 2009
Q&A: Funeral homesFuneral homes can call your covered entity with requests for patient information. How do you handle...
HIPAA and the HITECH Act: Mark these important datesMark these important dates down on your HIPAA calendar.
Security breach exposes 1,000 SSNsAn electronic security breach may have exposed 1,000 Social Security Numbers.
TIP: Educate patients on HIPAA rightsUse these tips to help educate your patients on their privacy rights.
Issue 10, March 16, 2009
Q&A: Working with policeDoes your facility come in contact with police warning you about patients who are addicted to...
HIPAA and the HITECH Act: Know the level of penaltiesThe federal goverment changed the penalties for privacy breaches. Here's how the break down.
Google admits to privacy breachGoogle made a mistake you do not want to at your facility regarding software and patient records.
TIP: Provide ongoing contract maintenance with your BABusiness associates have new compliance requirements regarding the HIPAA Security Law. Here are a...
Got a HIPAA case study?Got a success story regarding your HIPAA compliance or training program? Let us know.
Issue 9, March 3, 2009
HITECH UPDATE: Rewrite your BA contractssssss
Obama looks to Kansas governor to lead HHSU.S. President leaned toward Kansas to find his pick as for the new head of HHS.
Stimulus on your mind?Sasa
The results are in!And the HIPAA survey says? Find out what your peers think about the new laws in the American...
Q&A: Incarcerated spouseLearn the answer to this HIPAA question from one of our readers.
TIP: Check out new FAQs about disposing PHIGot PHI questions? The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) may have your answer.
Issue 8, March 2, 2009
Q: Do patients need to renew HIPAA acknowledgements every year?Q: Do patients need to renew HIPAA acknowledgements every year?
Report issued on privacy protections applicable to electronic informationThe economic stimulus package approved on Feb. 17 included billions of dollars for health...
Reno judge says HIPAA doesn't prevent physician from sharing PHIHIPAA doesn't prevent attorneys from questioning physicians about their patients&rsquo...
Tip: Comply with PCI DSS to help ensure the security of your patients' financial informationThe Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council updated its Payment Card Industry Data...
Issue 6, February 23, 2009
Tip: Get your 'board' on board by being preparedAt some point, you will need to present an idea to your board of directors. Here's one way to...
Understand the economic stimulus package's effects on HIPAAU.S. President Barack Obama signed into law last week an economic stimulus Act that has major...
Issue 1, January 12, 2009
TIP: Keep an eye on legislation in new CongressThe Obama era begins this month. You should begin watching his Congress now.
Privacy/security job titlesYou need to know if the roles of your privacy and security officers are compliant. Find out here.
Officials to launch PHR Choice program this weekAmericans want more of a choice with healthcare, and HHS is ready to give it to them.
Data privacy in 2009: Expect stepped up red-flag enforcementRed flag -- get ready for red flag identity theft rules, which are mandatory May 1, 2009.
Issue 54, January 5, 2009
Status of deceased patientQ. Many of our patients and visitors get to know each other over the course of their treatment and...
TIP: Tighten your HIPAA security policies and proceduresEditor's note: This is a continuation from last week's HWA, where we provided tips to...
NH hospital package missing, contains patient informationA package bound for a New Hampshire hospital and containing medical information about 1,500...
News station discovers un-shredded documentsA Florida news station received several pages of un-shredded medical documents from an unknown...


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Funding Updates: How is the Program Doing?
The Great Lakes Commission's Sediment Task Force is pleased, in this issue, to announce the 2009 soil erosion and sediment control grants. Eighty four applications were received during this year's application cycle. While over $2 million was requested by 84 applicants, budget constraints limited total funding to less than $300,000. After an extensive selection process, 11 erosion and sediment control projects from six of the eight Great Lakes states were selected.
Measuring the width of a culvert partially filled with sediment from a gravel road. Photo courtesy of the Silver Creek Super Project: Reducing Non-Point Sediment in a High-Quality Tributary.
However, better times for the program may be on the horizon. The administration and Congress have indicated their support for a $475 million dollar Great Lakes Restoration Initiative in the 2010 U.S. EPA budget. The Great Lakes Basin Program for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control is one program that may get a substantial increase in funding to carry out this initiative. While this is good news, it will cause a few changes in the timing of the grant program. Requests for applications are usually announced after the first of the calendar year. However, with the potential for increased funding through the Initiative, the 2010 request for applications may be issued as early as October of this year.
Any state and local government and nonprofit organization in the U.S. is eligible to submit an application. All applications are submitted online. Applications are initially reviewed by a team from that state, and then move on to a second round of review by the entire Sediment Task Force. From these top applications, the final projects are selected.
One of the unique aspects of the grant program is the ability of the sponsoring applicants to try new and innovative technology, which often cannot receive funding from other sources. The grant program provides an opportunity to try the new practices and see how they work in action. If they are successful, they can be replicated in the area or transferred to other areas in the region. The Basin Program website and this newsletter provide a valuable forum for technology exchange.
Photo courtesy of the Silver Creek Super Project: Reducing Non-Point Sediment in a High-Quality Tributary.
The grant program also funds education and information projects. These are small grants that usually fund printing local brochures, holding sediment awareness meeting, providing technical training, or developing visual aides. It is an easy way for local entities to conduct a vigorous soil erosion and sediment reduction education campaign at little cost to themselves.
With continued support, the future looks bright for the Great Lakes Basin Program and the Great Lakes.


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