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Fundamentals
Lesson 1 - Fundamentals of 42 CFR 42 and SUD
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Lesson 2 - Who is Subject to 42 CFR Part 2?
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Lesson 3 - Intersection of CFR and HIPPA
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Lesson 4 - Understanding the Changes to 42 CFR Part 2
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Lesson 5 - Restrictions of Disclosure
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Lesson 6 - Frequently Asked Questions
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Lesson 7 - Tips to Keep Confidentiality
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Lesson 8 - Duty to Warn
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Lesson 9 - Ethical Use of 1013
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Lesson 10 - Privacy Protections for Tele-mental Health Visits
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Fundamentals of 42 CFR Part 2 Slides
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Who is Subject to 42 CFR Part 2 Slides
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The Intersection of CFR and HIPPA Slides
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Understanding the Changes to 42 CFR Part 2 Slides
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Restrictions of Disclosure
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Frequently Asked Questions Slides
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Tips to Keep Confidentiality Slides
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Duty to Warn Slides
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Ethical Use of 1013
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Privacy Protections for Tele-mental Health Visits Slides
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The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has released two final rules on 42 CFR Part 2 in the past year. This webinar will help you understand the new changes, how they affect your business, and compare them with the HIPAA privacy rule. We will also discuss what more needs to be done to ensure providers have appropriate access to substance use disorder records in order to coordinate patients’ care and treat persons with substance use disorders safely and effectively.

Learning Objectives
How 42 CFR Part 2 originally came to be.
What the two recent final rules changed about the regulation.
The next steps to ensuring providers have appropriate access to substance use disorder records in order to treat patients safely, effectively, and in a coordinated fashion.

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Desiree Cochran-Norfolk

Assessor/Counselor

Desiree Cochran is a Certified Addiction Counselor II, Certified Clinical Supervisor, and Certified Master Addiction Counselor through the Georgia Addiction Counselor's Association and is a certified anger management facilitator through the Department of Community Supervision. She is also certified as a MCAP through the Florida Certification Board. She completed her Masters in Addiction Counseling at Liberty University. She is certified to teach DUI school, parenting, ASAM treatment for all levels, and all Prime Solutions Classes including the marijuana course. Desiree is also training to become a certified facilitator for the Georgia Commission on Family Violence to facilitate Domestic Violence Intervention Programs.

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