Cerner is hosting more than 4,000 customers who come to this event to network, share experiences and learn about the latest solution offerings from Cerner and their partners.

The Solutions Gallery provides a wonderful venue for the attendees to see the latest product offerings from Cerner and their key partners. Imprivata, a Cerner partner for over five years, is exhibiting our latest OneSign capabilities, from Secure Walk-Away to No Click Access on Windows based and Zero client endpoints… All in the name of enhancing the care providers’ Cerner Millennium experience.

Each quarter, we host a webinar, “Introduction to Imprivata OneSign for Healthcare” to provide hospitals and other healthcare organizations with an overview of the OneSign platform and how it can help save clinicians more than 15 minutes per day and improve the efficiency of the organization.

During the webinar, we review how OneSign can help:

The list of innovative technologies you’ll see at Imprivata HealthCon continues to grow this week with the addition of Jetmobile as a Gold Sponsor and Vasco as a Silver Sponsor.

As part of their Signature Learning Series, The American Hospital Association (AHA) recently featured a presentation from Mahaska Health Partnership, “Secure PHI and Ensure Clinician Productivity Using Lean.”

Through the use of Lean practices, the team at Mahaska Health Partnership, a 25-bed critical access hospital, applied Lean time savings study practices to determine the true impact that securing PHI would have on clinician productivity—in terms of real minutes translated into cost. 

How do you implement desktop virtualization in a way that speeds care provider adoption and enhances patient care?  Combine strong authentication and single sign-on from Imprivata OneSign with Citrix XenDesktop.

In a new white paper, Virtual Desktops in Hospitals: Streamlining Clinical Workflows, Citrix describes common clinical use case and tips for managing the transition to virtual desktops.

You’ve seen the infographic, you’ve read the white paper, now watch the movie!

Physicians and nurses are on the front lines caring for patients while at the same time living through unprecedented change in their workflows due to HITECH and meaningful use.  As a hospital’s IT organization rolls out technologies in support of meaningful use requirements, they are not just deploying systems; IT is effectively the catalyst for change working directly with clinicians and medical leadership to enhance overall care delivery.