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CompTIA Healthcare IT Technician
Class Overview & Benefits
Overview
Insyte's CompTIA HealthcareIT Technician certificate will show that the successful candidate has the knowledge and skills required to implement, deploy, and support Health IT systems in various clinical settings. Successful candidates will understand regulatory requirements, health care terminology/acronyms,and possess abasic understanding of practice work flow while adhering to code of conduct policies and security best practices.
Course Objectives
The CompTIA Healthcare IT Technician certification exam covers:
- Regulatory requirements
- Organizational behavior
- IT operations
- Medical business operations
- Security
Who Should Attend
Potential candidates should possess a basic understanding of practice workflow while adhering to code of conduct policies and security best practices.
Prerequisites
The CompTIA Healthcare IT Technician Exam is a vendor-neutral certificate. While
there is no required prerequisite, the Healthcare IT Technician is intended to follow
CompTIA A+ or equivalent experience.
Course Length
3 Days - 24 hours
Course Outline
1.0 Regulatory Requirements
1.1Identifystandardagencies, laws, andregulations.
· HHS
· ONC
· CMS
· HIPAA
· Medicare
· Medicaid
· ARRA
· HITECH
· Meaningful use
· Eligibleprovider
· NIST
1.2 Explain and classifyHIPAA controls andcomplianceissues.
· PHI
· Covered Entity
· Security
· HIPAA Security
oViolations
oFines
oRequirements
· Releaseof information
· Access permissions
1.3 Summarizeregulatoryrules of record retention, disposal, and archiving.
· Documentation requirements
oTime ofstorage
· Types of records
oPublicrecords
oPrivate records
oLegal health record
· Methods ofrecord disposal
1.4 Explain and interpret legal best practices, requirements, and documentation.
· Waivers of liability
· Business AssociateAgreements (BAA)
· Third partyvendorreview and agreements (SLA,MOU)
2.0 Organizational Behavior
2.1 Usebest practices forhandlingPHIin theworkplace.
· PC placement
· Privacyscreens
· Printer placement
· Screensavers
· Time lockout
2.2 Identify EHR/EMR access rolesand responsibilities.
· Medical roles
oMD oRN oPA oDA
oPCT
oMA
oNUC
oUA
oLPN
oPM
oOfficeMgr.
oStaff
· Technicalroles
oSecurityadministrator oNetworkadministrator oSystem administrator
oDesktop support
oDatabaseadministrator
· Business AssociateAccess and Contractor Access
· Access limitations basedon role and exceptions
oEmergencyaccess (breakthe glass)
· Access based on sensitivepatient data
oSensitivitylabelsand clearance
2.3 Apply proper communication methods in the workplace.
· IM vs. securechat
· EMR system
· Fax
· SecureFTP
· Phone
· VoIP
2.4 Identify organizational structures anddifferent methods of operation.
· Organizational Structures:
oHospital
oPrivate practice
oNursinghomes
oAssisted livingfacilities
oHomehealthcare
oHospice
oSurgicalcenters
· Methods:
oDifferences in scopeofwork
oAvailabilityof resources
oFormalityof procedures
2.5 Given ascenario, execute dailyactivities whilefollowing acodeof conduct.
· Communicate in aprofessional fashion
· Adapt procedural behavioraccordingto differentsituations and environments
· Imaging room
oProcedural room
oRecoveryroom
oExamination room
oFloat room
oEmergencyroom
· Adapt social behavior based on sensitivityof theenvironment
· Useproper sanitation steps– follow medical precautionaryguidelines
· Conform to requirementsset forth byproject manager
3.0 IT Operations
3.1 Identify commonly used IT terms and technologies.
· Protocol terms: oTCP/IP oDNS
oDHCP
oFTP
oWireless (802.11x)
oRDP
· Devices:
oSwitch
oDomain controller
oPrinter server
· Industry terms:
oASP
oISP
oClient-server model
oMainframe
oCloud Computing
oVirtualization
oTerminal services
oAPIs
oFiber
· Languages:
oXML
oSQL
oHTML
oFlash
oPHP
oASP
3.2 Demonstrate the ability to setup a basic PC workstation within an EHR/EMR
environment.
· Basic installation, configuration and maintenanceprocedures
· Basics ofoperatingsystems, mouse,keyboard, monitorand applications
3.3 Given ascenario, troubleshoot and solvecommon PC problems.
· Malfunctioninghardware
o Mouse o Printer oPower
oMonitor
oCables
· Softwarepatches/hotfixes/updates
· Documentation
3.4 Install and configure hardware drivers and devices.
· Imagingdevices:
oBarcodescanner
oDocument scanner
oCard/badgescanner
oFaxprinter
oCamera
oSignaturepads
· Physical interfaces:
oUSB
oIEEE 1394
oSCSI
oSerial
oBluetooth
· Mobile storagedevices:
oFlash drives
oExternal hard drives
oDVDs
oCDs
oTapes
oSD cards
· Mobile devices:
oTablet PCs
oSmart phones
oPortablemediaplayers
3.5 Compareand contrast basic client networks and tools.
· DHCPvs. staticIP
· Adhocvs. infrastructure
· Command lineprompts
oping
oipconfig
otracert
3.6 Setup basic network devices and apply basic configuration settings.
· Wireless access point
oSecuritysettings
oSSID
oGuest network
oAccess point placement
· Router
oDHCP
oPort forwarding
· Internet modem
3.7 Given ascenario, troubleshoot and solvecommon network problems.
· Cabling
· Power
· IPsettings
· ISP
· Interference
· Signal issues
3.8 Explain the featuresofdifferentbackupconfigurations and the associated maintenancepractices.
· Daily
· Differential
· Incremental
· Archive flags
3.9 Classifydifferent server types, environments,features, and limitations.
· Databaseserver
· Application server
· Interfaces
· Physical connections
· Server loadand utilization
· Application services
· OS and application interoperability
· Storagespacelimitationsbased on application usageand electronicrecordstorage
3.10 Compareand contrast EHR/EMRtechnologies and how each is implemented.
· ASP/Cloud vs. client-server (locally-hosted)
· Browser vs. installed application vs. terminal/remoteaccess
· Hardware requirements
4.0 MedicalBusinessOperations
4.1Identifycommonlyused medicalterms and devices.
· Interfaces:
oHL7
oe-prescribing
oCCD
oCCR
oICD10
oCPT
oSnowmed
oNDCID
oPACS
oE/M codes
· Devices:
oPortablex-raymachine
oMRI
oVitals cuff
oEKG
oEEG
oUltrasound
oPET
oCT
oVascular/Nuclear StressTest
oGlucosemonitor
· Clinical softwareand modules:
oPatient tracking
oScheduling
oOrderentry
oPracticemanagement
oBilling/coding
oTracking/auditing
· Basicclinical terms:
oImaging
oPCP
oStat
oAcuity
oCodeblue/rapid response
oTrauma levels
oControlled substance(levels)
oEHR/EMR
· Common medical departments:
oInpatient:
oOutpatient
§ OBGYN
§ ONC
§ PEDS
§ FBC/L&D/Stork/NICU
§ ICU/CCU
§ TCU/PCU
§ MED/SURG
§ BehaviorHealth
§ PACU
§ OR/UR
§ ER
§ OBGYN
§ ONC
§ PEDS
§ Plastic Surgery
§ ENT
§ Respiratory
§ Physicaltherapy
§ Cardiovascular
§ Occupationaltherapy
§ Ambulatory/Daysurgery
§ Radiology
§ Laboratory
§ Ophthalmology
§ Dermatology
§ Nuclear
4.2 Explain aspects of atypical clinical environment.
· Basic workflow:
oRegistration o Consultation oExamination
· Clinical processes:
oComputerized physicianorder entry
oTranscription
oDictation
oReferrals/consults
oDigital signatures
4.3Identifyandlabel differentcomponents of medical interfaces.
· HL7:
oStandard contents
oProvider types
oAL1
oBLG
oIN1
oMSH
oOBR
oPID
oSCH
· e-prescribing:
oMedication reconciliation
oBedside medication verification
oAllergyinteractions
oFormularychecking
· Billing:
oEMR/EHR outbound communication
oTypes of codes
oClearinghouse
4.4 Determinecommon interfaceproblemsand escalatewhen necessary.
· HL7:
oThreads/nodes deactivated
oImproperlyformatted patient demographics
oCommunication link (fax, network, internet)
· e-prescribing:
oImproperlyformatted patient demographics
oImproperlyformatted script
oDeactivated medication
oControlled substance
oCommunication link (fax, network, internet)
· Medical devices:
oPower
oNetwork
oI/O
oConfiguration settings
· Billing:
oImproperlyformatted patient demographics
oImproperlyformatted superbill
oCommunication link (fax, network, internet),
oI/O
oSoftwareconfiguration settings
4.5 Explain the basics ofdocument imaging.
· Filetypes:
oTIFF oPDF oJPG oGIF
· Characteristics: oQuality oSize
oResolution
oCompression
· Scanning and indexing:
oMetadata
oStorageand retrieval
· OCRand structured data
4.6 Given ascenario, determinecommon clinicalsoftwareproblems.
· Locate theaffected modules orfields
· Determinefile/datatypes
· Escalation procedures toproper support tier
oVendororlocal application support
4.7 Describechangecontrol best practices andits system-wideeffects.
· Procedural systematiccustomization
· Governanceboard
· System patching/updates
· Appropriate scheduling
· Changecontrol environments:
oDevelopment
oQA/Test
oUser test
oProduction/live
5.0 Security
5.1 Explain physical securitycontrols.
· Locations for:
oServers
oNetworkhardware
oPrinters
oScanners
oCopiers
· Access:
oServers
oOffice
oData closet
oIDF/MDF
oBackups
oKeyfobs
oBadges
oBiometrics
· Environmental
oHVAC
oSecuritylighting
oSurveillance
oFiresuppression
oPersonnel
oGenerator
· Officehardware
oLocks
oDoorlocks
oBiometrics
oPrivacyscreens
oUPS
5.2 Summarizethe different encryption types andwhen each is used.
· Types:
oSSL o DES oAES
o3DES
oPGP
· Communication:
oEmail
oChat
oSmart phone
oCollaboration sites
oFTP sites
oPhone
oVoIP
oFax
· Storage:
oFlash drives
oPCs
oLaptops
oSD cards
oExternal drives
oServers
oNAS
oSANS
· Dissemination of PHI
5.3 Applybest practices when creatingand communicatingpasswords.
· Communication ofpasswords
· Storageof passwords
· Password strength (complexity/length)
· Password reuse
5.4 Classifypermission levels based onroles.
· Read
· Write
· Modify
· Fullaccess
5.5Identifydifferent remoteaccess methods and securitycontrols.
· RDC
· VPN
· Remotecontrol applications
· Terminal emulation
· L2TP
· SSH
· HTTPS
· SFTP
5.6 Recognizewireless securityprotocols and best practices.
· WEP
· WPA
· WPA2
· AES
· RADIUS
· SSID naming
· MAC filtering
· Sitesurveys
· Access point placement
5.7Implement best practices in securedisposal ofelectronicor physical PHI.
· Secureshredding
· Degaussing
· Sanitizing
5.8Implement backup procedures based on disaster recoverypolicies.
· Deployment, configuration and testingof backups
· Backup storage:
oOffsite o Courier oOnsite
· Methods ofsecuretransfer
· Backup inventory
5.9Identifycommon securityrisksand theirprevention methods.
· Social engineering– User training
· Phishing– User training
· Spamming– Filters
· Malware–Access control
· Spyware– Anti-spyware
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