Cybersecurity and Legal Compliance in the Podiatry Setting
We invite all podiatrists and practice managers to register for this free webinar, Cybersecurity and Legal Compliance in the Podiatry Setting to ensure the profession is aware and up to date on these critical changes to the Privacy Act and how this impacts healthcare service providers.
This session will delve into the critical aspects of cybersecurity and legal compliance within the healthcare sector. Our expert presenters, Andrew McKenzie and Conor McLaren, will provide valuable knowledge and practical advice to help you navigate the complexities of this important topic.
Why This Webinar is Crucial for Podiatrists and Business Owners
With the recent amendments to the Privacy Act in December 2024, podiatrists and business owners need to stay informed and compliant. These changes bring new compliance requirements that must be integrated into your practice's policies and processes. Failing to comply can result in significant legal and financial repercussions. This webinar will equip you with the necessary knowledge to ensure your practice remains compliant and secure.
Key topics:
- Changes to the Privacy Act (December 2024): Understand the recent amendments to the Privacy Act and how these changes will impact podiatrists and business owners. Learn about new compliance requirements and best practices for maintaining data security and patient privacy.
- Legal and Compliance Requirements: Explore the legal obligations for healthcare providers and how to ensure compliance.
- Cybersecurity Threats and Protection: Learn about the latest cybersecurity threats and effective strategies to protect against them.
- Technical and Organisational Measures: Gain insights into the technical and organisational measures required for compliance with APP 11.3.
- Evaluating Third-Party Software: Discover how to evaluate third-party software, including AI and practice management software, to ensure they meet security and compliance standards.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the legal and compliance requirements for healthcare providers.
- Learn about the latest cybersecurity threats and how to protect against them.
- Explore the technical and organizational measures required for compliance with APP 11.3.
- Gain insights into evaluating third-party software, including AI and practice management programs
- Discover best practices for maintaining data security and patient privacy.
The Presenters:
Andrew McKenzie
Andrew is a Principal at Maurice Blackburn lawyers and has been listed by the prestigious Doyle's Guide as a lawyer of note. He has spent over 30 years working in plaintiff law firms, including over 28 years as a qualified lawyer. He practices exclusively in civil law and has appeared on behalf of his clients in just about every court and tribunal in Queensland.
He works closely with peak allied health organisations APodA, ESSA , AHTA, APA, OTA and AASW on legal advice, education and policy.
Conor McLaren
Conor McLaren is a director and cybersecurity specialist at Just Protect, an Australian healthcare cybersecurity company. He has extensive experience across various sectors, including healthcare and has investigated major healthcare incidents including ransomware attacks against hospitals. His background also includes service as a medic in the Australian Army Reserve.
Conor is dedicated to developing innovative strategies to secure Australian health service providers by combining proactive security measures with robust IT services.
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Event Details
When: |
Tuesday 15 April 2025 |
Where: |
Webinar (online) |
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This webinar will start at: |
Cost: |
Podiatrists: Free |
CPD Hours: |
1 hour Category 1 Professional Development |
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Contact: |
Australian Podiatry Association |
Important Information:
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