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List requirements for protecting health information: contact tracing training plan

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    Self-paced online training (e.g., curated reading list, videos, or eLearning course) is suggested. Inclusion of a post-test is strongly recommended. ; Content describing non-CDC tools on this site is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to indicate endorsement, actual or implied, of the tools. Additionally, information on this site is provided “as is,” for users to evaluate and make their own determination as to their effectiveness. ; Topic areas and training resources -- Training catalog: Making Contact: A Training for COVID-19 Contact Tracers: The Basics of Contact Tracing – Lesson 2; IDPH Office of Health Protection Data Security & Confidentiality Guideline Training; HIPAA Awareness – Module 1; ADH HIPAA Privacy and Security Training; Health Information Privacy and Confidentiality; COVID-19: Data Sharing for Public Health Surveillance, Investigation and Intervention; Information Privacy & Security (IPS); Data Management in Disasters & Public Health Emergencies Recording.
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