Confidentiality is a duty required of health care providers and staff to keep a patient’s personal health information protected unless consent to release the information is provided by the patient.

Confidentiality is important because it creates a trusting environment where patients will seek care even for conditions that may make the patient uncomfortable, such as reproductive, HIV, sexual, and psychiatric health concerns.

When working with Protected Health Information (PHI), you should always observe the minimum necessary standard by using the minimum amount of PHI required to complete your task. In other words, it is important to keep the information you see to yourself; you may not discuss it with anyone, including co-workers

Unintended disclosures may occur in a variety of ways. Imagine yourself working as a coding and billing specialist in an office environment:

Provide your reflection on the regulatory and ethical requirements of PHI.

Include the following aspects in the discussion:

· Discuss five pieces of patient information that are considered to be PHI (use as a resource The HIPAA Journal )

· Discuss three ways that you might unintentionally reveal a patient’s PHI

· Discuss a personal plan for each to ensure that you do not unintentionally reveal any PHI

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