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The National Association of Social
Workers Signs Agreement with Health Professor to Provide
HIPAA e-Learning Solutions to Social Worker Professionals
THOUSAND OAKS, CA – February 2003 – Health
Professor, Inc., a leading provider of e-learning systems
for the healthcare industry, and the National Association
of Social Workers (NASW), the largest membership organization
of professional social workers in the world, today
announced an agreement that offers e-learning courses
for HIPAA training to a membership base of nearly 150,000.
Health Professor will deliver its online courses through
its Internet-based system known as HIPAAprof?. Organizations
of any size can easily access, track and complete their
HIPAA training requirements at any time or location.
This is a critical factor for social worker professionals,
who have complicated work schedules.
"This partnership with Health Professor provides
a much-needed benefit for our membership base,” said
Jane Doe, the chairwomen of NASW. “The deadline
for HIPAA training is fast approaching and this solution
is not only easy to implement, but of high quality
and affordable.”
“We are honored to provide e-learning solutions
to an organization like NASW,” said Clif Gaus,
CEO of Health Professor. “Based on our experience,
we expect NASW members to receive easy and cost-effective
training for HIPAA requirements.”
HIPAAprof is a division of Health Professor, Inc.,
an e-learning company with offices in Thousand Oaks,
CA and Pittsburgh, PA. Its HIPAAprof? training system
contains over 150 legally reviewed lessons on HIPAA
Privacy and is used by large national healthcare organizations
and small independent practitioners to comply with
the Federal HIPAA Regulations.
The National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
is the largest membership organization of professional
social workers in the world, with nearly 150,000 members.
NASW works to enhance the professional growth and development
of its members, to create and maintain professional
standards, and to advance sound social policies.
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