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Erin Bastick
February 11, 2015
Imprivata has launched a new product to enable a major shift from paper to elctronic prescribing of controlled substances.
February 11, 2015
Imprivata has launched a new product to enable a major shift from paper to elctronic prescribing of controlled substances.
Press Release
Symantec Norton Secure Login and Symantec VIP Integrate with Imprivata Confirm ID to Simplify Provider Identity-Proofing and Credentialing Workflows to help meet Regulatory Requirements for EPCS
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HITC Staff
2/17/2015
Imprivata announced a partnership with Symantec to provide a comprehensive fingerprint biometric and FICAM-certified Credential Service Provider (CSP) solution for electronic prescribing of controlled substances.
Imprivata announced a partnership with Symantec to provide a comprehensive fingerprint biometric and FICAM-certified Credential Service Provider (CSP) solution for electronic prescribing of controlled substances.
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Elizabeth Earl
2/10/2015
2/10/2015
Healthcare IT security company Imprivata launched Confirm ID, a secure software for electronically prescribing controlled substances.
Press Release
Lexington, Mass. — February 26, 2015— Imprivata® (NYSE: IMPR), the healthcare IT security company, today announced that members of management will participate in the upcoming Barclays Global Healthcare Conference.
Omar Hussain, President and CEO, and Jeff Kalowski, Chief Financial Officer, will present at the conference in Miami, FL on Wednesday, March 11th at 3:50 PM EST.
An audio webcast of the presentation will be available live and archived on Imprivata’s investor relations website at http://investor.imprivata.com
Blog Post
In a recent webinar, Shannon Medical’s Mike Russell, Assistant IT Director, explained how VDI is positively impacting IT efficiency and patient care. He answered common questions around the topic and explained how VDI started with the CIO’s desktop and is now on a pace to reach 1,400 users.
Blog Post
Interest in electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) continues to increase as hospitals and health systems across the U.S. look for technology solutions to reduce the risk of altered, stolen or fraudulent prescriptions, improve patient safety and satisfaction, and reduce prescription errors and inaccuracies.
Blog Post
Security, usability, and interoperability need to be baked into health apps for patients to reap their full benefits. Otherwise, they won't enhance care