Program Director

Gillian Kafka

General Counsel, Chief Privacy Officer and Chief Information Security Officer, Winterlight Labs

Eligible for

OSAP

Globally, in recent years, healthcare has accounted for more privacy breaches than any other industry.

The number of incidents continues to rise as healthcare institutions are frequently in the news for mismanaging personal health information.

Breaches and missteps can result in significant reputational risk and institutional liability. Maintaining adequate privacy around health information is a core priority of patients, medical institutions and professionals, software vendors, and clinical researchers.

A web of regulatory instruments and best practices have developed to protect sensitive medical data. These ensure that only those who require access for treatment or research purposes are able to view this most personal category of private information. Failure to adopt adequate protective initiatives can leave patients vulnerable to the loss of highly sensitive personal information and medical organizations liable for breeches that can lead to class actions and a loss of trust by their patient populations.


Registration includes 120-day unlimited, online access to the recorded program.


What You’ll Learn

Demystifying the regulatory landscape: PHIPA, PIPEDA, MFIPPA, FIPPA and other targeted or sector specific laws (such as Public Hospitals Act, Mental Health Act, Health Protection and Promotion Act, Long-Term Care Homes Act etc.) and Privacy Act

Strategies and tactics for lost or stolen devices, including best practices for storing data

Responding to privacy breaches

Creating effective consent directives

Managing data sharing agreements with vendors and other patient services

Best practices for effective data management and ensuring data integrity

Determining and minimizing risk: medical devices and other sources of patient information

Conducting privacy impact assessments

Managing threat risk assessments

Understanding how to meet audit requirements and managing the costs of data verification

Guidelines for cross border data sharing (particularly in cloud-based services)

Endorsed by

Health Leadership & Learning Network
AFHTO: Association of family health teams of Ontario

Who Should Attend

Privacy officers and other privacy professionals working in healthcare settings

Health records leaders/custodians

Lawyers advising on privacy issues and information technology or health law

IT security managers

Nursing Administration

Risk Managers

Regional Health Authorities

Patient advocates

Family Councils

Board members

Class action litigators

Government Policy Makers

eMR vendors

Clinicians

Agenda

Faculty

Program Directors

Gillian Kafka

General Counsel, Chief Privacy Officer and Chief Information Security Officer, Winterlight Labs

Advisory Board

Abigail Carter-Langford

Vice President, Governance, Risk & Compliance, Chief Privacy Officer, Canada Health Infoway Inc.

Anna Gibson-Olajos

Executive Director, Powassan & Area Family Health Team

Martina Munden

General Counsel, Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA)

Cathy Yaskow

Director of Information Stewardship, Access & Privacy, Vancouver Island Health Authority

Instructors

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Certificate Requirements

You will receive an Osgoode Certificate upon completion of this program as follows:

  • Attend Modules 1-4 (live online or via recorded archive);
  • Attend Day 5 (live online); and
  • Successfully complete an online assessment within 30 days of the last module
  • NOTE: Module 5 MUST be done live online on February 22, 2023.

CPD and Accreditation

OsgoodePD is an accredited provider with the LSO, the Law Society of BC and NY CLE Board. Select your location to view the eligible hours you may claim.

CPD Hours
Format
Contact us for inquiries about other provinces.
Substantive26h 25m
Professionalism3h
EDI3h
Total32h 25m

Are you reporting hours from a previous date?

View our CPD & Accreditation page to see previously calculated hours for this course.

Accreditations:

CCHL:

The Canadian College of Health Information Management (College) is the national
organization for certified health information professionals and specialists in Canada.
The College requires all professional members to complete continuing professional
education (CPE) activities as an integral part of their membership. This course is
eligible for 10 MOC II credits.

LawPRO:

This program is approved for LAWPRO’s Risk Management Credit.

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Are you a law graduate or an executive/senior professional with at least 5 years of specialized experience? Consider a full-time or part-time LLM degree.

Privacy and Cybersecurity Law

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Single Course Enrollment

Do you have an LLB/JD? Consider taking a single LLM course for deeper learning in a specific area of practice – all credits will apply towards a Professional LLM.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Program content questions

Myrsini Zacharakis, Program Lawyer
mzacharakis@osgoode.yorku.ca


Online Technical Requirements

To ensure you do not encounter any issues that will impact or limit your learning experience, please review the following information.