Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission Releases New HIPAA-Compliant Guidelines

The Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission has announced the release of revised program criteria in light of the impending HIPAA omnibus rule.

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The standards development organization and accreditation body has adopted the new criteria into the following EHNAC programs:

    • ePAP — e-Prescribing Accreditation Program (V6.5)
    • EPCSCP-Pharmacy — Electronic Prescription of Controlled Substances
            Certification Program — Pharmacy Vendor1 (V1.1)
    • EPCSCP-Prescribing — Electronic Prescription of Controlled Substances
            Certification Program — Prescribing Vendor1 (V1.1)
    • FSAP-EHN — Financial Services Accreditation Program for Electronic
            Health Networks (V2.5)
    • FSAP-Lockbox — Financial Services Accreditation Program for Lockbox
            Services (V2.5)
    • HIEAP — Health Information Exchange Accreditation Program (V1.3)
    • HNAP-EHN — Healthcare Network Accreditation Program for Electronic
            Health Networks [Includes Payer] (V10.5)
    • HNAP-Medical Biller — Healthcare Network Accreditation Program for
            Medical Billers (V1.4)
    • HNAP-TPA — Healthcare Network Accreditation Program for Third Party Administrators (V1.4)
    • MSOAP — Management Service Organization Accreditation Program (V1.3)
    • OSAP — Outsourced Services Accreditation Program2 (V1.4)
    • OSAP-HIE — Outsourced Services Accreditation Program for Health
            Information Exchange Services (V1.3)
    • DTAAP-HISP (NEW) — Direct Trusted Agent Accreditation Program for
            Health Information Service Providers (V1.0 )
    • DTAAP-CA (NEW) — Direct Trusted Agent Accreditation Program for
            Certificate Authorities (V1.0)
    • DTAAP-RA (NEW) — Direct Trusted Agent Accreditation Program for
            Registration Authorities (V1.0)

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