HLC Community Yoga: Summer 2024

Requirements for Participation in the Interprofessional Community Clinics

HLC Outreach and Community Based Programs

To protect and promote the safety, well-being, and privacy of our patients, students, faculty, our staff, and our research participants, the Interprofessional Community Clinics have basic training requirements for all participants involved in the provision of clinical services and clinical research, involved in the support of these services, or for those having access to spaces where services are provided. The activities and modules listed below are considered the minimum requirement for participation as a volunteer working with the Healthy Lifestyles Center at outreach and community-based events. All required activities and training must be completed prior to participating.

Requirements:

􀀀 HIPAA Protecting Patient Privacy (EduRisk training, see below)

􀀀 Protecting Children: Identifying and Reporting Sexual Misconduct (EduRisk training, see below)

􀀀 Complete the Verification of Receipt of Confidentiality Agreement, Policies, and Trainings for Students

E-mail a copy of your certificates of completion to hlc765@bsu.edu

EduRisk Instructions:

Follow these instructions to view the appropriate courses (HIPAA Protecting Patient Privacy and Protecting Children: Identifying and Reporting Sexual Misconduct), from EduRisk’s Learning Program:

• Completely clear, close, and reopen your current internet browser (i.e., Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer).
• Proceed to the My BSU homepage (my.bsu.edu).
• Scroll down to Additional Tools and click on EduRisk Training. At this point you may or may not be required to enter your BSU username and password again.
• Complete the Registration Form. If you have previously completed registration the modules should immediately be accessible.
• Enter your first name, last name, and e-mail address and click Register.
• You will receive a welcome e-mail with your username and a temporary password.
• Follow the link in the e-mail to sign on. You will be prompted to enter your temporary password, then create a new password, finally, create and answer a security question.
• Once you are logged in, be sure to complete the required modules (see above). You do not have to complete all modules in the same session.
• A history of your completed courses is available in “My Completions”. You will also receive an e-mail containing a link to your completion certificate, upon successful completion of the course.