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One of the key focuses in today’s ever changing world of healthcare is workflow improvement through time management optimization – a message that was highlighted this past week at Imprivata’s inaugural event, HealthCon 2012.
Workflow has become a popular term that we constantly come across, and with today’s
high-tech age, organizations are seeking ways to try and do more with less. In healthcare, few seconds can be the determining factor between life and death.
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Secure messaging capabilities, virtualized desktop implementation and single sign on innovations were just a few of the menu items served up at Imprivata’s HealthCon 12 this week, which I was lucky enough to attend, getting to meet, greet and learn from a great group of health IT geeks.
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We are pleased to recognize our inaugural 2012 Healthcare Innovation Award finalists, including Catholic Health Partners, Johns Hopkins, Memorial Healthcare, MedCentral Health System, Mercy Health System and Sanford Health, for their innovative application of Imprivata solutions to improve clinical workflow and increase productivity and data security. We will be spotlighting these finalists on our blog.
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The keynote from Dr. John Halamka included stellar quotes such as how we need to go from the “physicians brain to the patients vein with no paper…” or Dr Daniel Kraft, keynote for day 2 compared the iPhone to the Star Trek Tricorder showing all the apps that transform that mobile device into a futuristic hand held diagnostic tool of the 21st century – way cool for all of us Trekkies.
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While the enormous push toward automating healthcare systems and records shift is logical and mandatory, it is not without headache and risk. As patient records have been digitized, healthcare data breaches have surged.
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Last week was a new experience for me in many ways. I attended the first annual Imprivata Healthcon user conference. And while this blog is about my experiences on the road representing RES at industry events and such, technically this week I was not “on the road”. Healthcon 2012 was hosted in my home town of Boston Massachusetts, right on the historic Charles River with splendid views of Harvard, MIT, Fenway Park and the Boston skyline. And the best part was, at the end of the day, I got to get into my car and go home.
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Fade to Lock gradually obscures workstation screen when inactive, warning the clinician that the screen will lock shortly. A nudge of the mouse reopens the screen saving clinicians' time and avoiding workflow disruptions. Display of the user's name on the privacy screen helps avoid charting under the wrong ID.
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Imprivata’s new Fade to Lock™ gives clinicians a smarter and more efficient way to handle security and privacy for a common and particularly challenging reality in their workflows – the unattended workstation.