Module Report
Simulation: Skills Modules 3.0

Module: Virtual Scenario: HIPAA

Individual Name: Frank Armoh

Institution: Chamberlain U North Brunswick BSN

Program Type: BSN

Simulation

Scenario In this virtual simulation, you interacted with other healthcare
professionals at the nursing station of an acute care facility.
The goal was to use clinical judgement to maintain client
privacy and confidentiality through various methods of
communication in accordance with the Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) regulations.
Review your results below to determine how your
performance aligned with the goals of the simulation.

Overall Performance You did not meet the requirements to
complete this virtual skills scenario.
Remediation is recommended before
attempting this virtual skills scenario again.

Score: 53.8%

Essential Activities
Implementing Security Safeguards

You did not demonstrate a thorough understanding of HIPAA
regulations and security safeguards needed to complete this
virtual skills scenario.

Sharing Protected Health Information

You did not demonstrate a thorough understanding in your
responses to protect privacy and maintain client
confidentiality when sharing protected health information.

Time Use And Score

Date Time

Virtual Scenario: HIPAA 7/10/2022 1 hr 9 min

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Pitfall Actions
Implementing Security Safeguards

Major – You selected one or more actions that demonstrated
an increased risk of negative outcome for the client when
implementing security safeguard to protect client privacy and
maintain client confidentiality. Therefore, further study of
implementing security safeguards when using various
methods to communicate with others should be reviewed
prior to completing the scenario again. Spend time reviewing
guidelines for security of electronic health records, promoting
privacy during verbal discussion of client care, use of
whiteboards, communicating with media, leaving voice
messages, using a fax machine to share client information,
and proper disposal of protected health information.

Sharing Protected Health Information

Major – You selected one or more actions that demonstrated
an increased risk of negative outcome for the client when
sharing protected health information. Therefore, further study
of who has the right to share information, whom to share
information with, and what information can be shared. should
be reviewed prior to completing the scenario again. Spend
time reviewing guidelines for sharing client information with
members of the healthcare team, appropriate use of client
photographs, sharing information with the client’s friends and
family, reporting conditions as required by law, and
understanding clients’ rights to access their healthcare
records.

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