I figured I'd post this here if anyone was interested in the exam. I think beads is the only other one that has taken the exam on techexams. First of all a disclaimer that I have nine years experience in Healthcare IT, so I've been around the block a few times.
Resources used:
Official CBK It honestly isn't that great of a book. It rambles on a lot about subjects that aren't listed in the domain. Also, the editing is pretty poor. There are a few sections where the text is all jumbled together into one big wall of text with no spaces, etc. I would probably just skip this one or use it as a secondary source.
Healthcare Information Security and Privacy by Sean Murphy This book is much better. Before it was printed it was labeled as a HCISPP study guide, but once it came out the name changed. I'm guessing ISC2 stepped in on that or something. It does a pretty good job of covering all the domains. It is probably not quite deep enough for the exam itself.
I could not find any practice exams except for the end of chapter exams in the books. There are no CD test engines with either text. Also, there are no study videos available. ISC2 has a few but there were pretty worthless with someone reading off slides.
Overall, I thought the exam was OK. A lot of stuff was out in left field that I felt that I had actually failed the exam until I saw the paper. If I were to redo it I would probably spend more time researching the links in the Candidate Information Bulletin and focusing on the book by Sean Murphy. Off to endorsement!
