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• Breaches Are All Over The Place. And, So Is Your Cybersecurity Tech Stack

  2/15/2019

  Healthcare systems have built out increasingly complex and overlapping technology stacks. For many years, the focus has been on electronic health records (EHR) systems – how to streamline solutions and achieve interoperability. But, in 2019, the industry needs to turn its attention to cybersecurity solutions.

• GRC Approach Builds Strong Foundation For OCR Audit Readiness

  10/31/2016

  Healthcare providers are shouldered with many serious responsibilities. From patients’ physical health and safety to their data security and privacy — and everything in between — doctors’ offices and hospitals operate on stringent standards. By Sam Abadir, Director of Product Management at LockPath

• Paper And Printing As Healthcare's Source Of Communication

  3/28/2016

  Since the beginning of what is known as the Information Age, paper has been viewed as a canvas to document ideas, record relevant material, and deliver messages to prospective readers. Continued innovations in technology have given billions of workers the ability to connect seamlessly — oftentimes with little effort. Convenience and efficiency are deemed topline must-haves, as we have handy cloud services that digitize essential materials like images and documents. Thus, common tasks like writing letters or printing receipts are now seen as passé as they can be streamlined or, in some cases, avoided altogether by utilizing email, apps, and/or direct electronic messages.

• Control Costs Of Cart Maintenance, Improve Clinical Effectiveness

  12/1/2010

  By effectively utilizing mobility devices and clinical workstations, clinicians can provide a higher level of patient care that best suits the way they want to work. By Motion Computing, Inc.
• Leveraging The Right Ruler For Measuring Clinical Outcomes

  10/3/2019

  Knowing how to properly measure outcomes is as important as having the right clinical resources in place.

• Holding The Board Accountable In The Age Of COVID

  9/8/2020

  For years, healthcare organizations have been the targets of cyberattacks because of the valuable data they control and their imperative to focus their spending on patient care and operations. Now, when nations are looking to these organizations to both heal a pandemic-stricken populace while also extending telehealth services to treat other medical issues, they are even more vulnerable to opportunistic threat actors. Healthcare is—now more than ever—a critical infrastructure service, and we call on Congress to provide regulatory guidance requiring healthcare company boards of directors to be accountable for cybersecurity oversight.