Subject: Video #2: Are you a Part 2 Program? for SUD Providers who Work on Identified SUD units Within a General Medical Facility

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Are you a Part 2 Program?

Guidance for SUD Providers Who Work on Identified SUD units Within a General Medical Facility 

Privacy is key to recovery. It’s also the law. Get the facts about patient privacy and Protected Health Information 

We're happy to share another key resource to help healthcare professionals and administrators who provide Substance Use Disorder (SUD) services to determine if Part 2 applies to them or their practice.   

 

This video:

  • is the second in a set of animated videos meant to assist SUD providers and administrators, in all settings, to determine whether their patients’ records are protected by the federal confidentiality law and regulations for SUD treatment records, 42 CFR Part 2 (“Part 2”) 

  • addresses Program Type 2: Identified SUD units within a general medical facility, such as an in-patient treatment unit operated within a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), Community Health Center (CHC), or general hospital.  

  • provides an opportunity to learn more or new concepts in approximately 5 minutes 

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Funded by SAMHSA, the CoE-PHI develops and disseminates resources, training, and TA for states, healthcare providers, school administrators and individuals and families to improve understanding and application of federal privacy laws and regulations, including FERPA, HIPAA, and 42 CFR Part 2, when providing and receiving treatment for SUD and mental illness.

 

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