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If you’re not a professional actively working in the healthcare industry, you probably don’t realize how important medical records are — or how dangerously unreliable they can be. According to Black Book Research covered in Becker's Hospital Review (registration required), "The average cost of repeated medical care due to inaccurate patient identification with a duplicate record, for example, is roughly $1,950 per inpatient stay." That's a pretty high number — but duplicate medical records also mean your provider receives incomplete or inaccurate medical information about you.
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Last year, the Ponemon Institute, a research firm that advises organizations on data security and privacy, released a report revealing that each hospital loses an average $2 million a year in productivity when clinicians can’t access electronic health records. The report sponsored by “Best in KLAS” SSO market leader, Imprivata states that 83 percent of respondents said SSO simplifies access to applications and data, and about 70 percent of participants thought SSO was important or very important to adoption of EHRs and related systems.
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Live webinar series addresses the end-to-end benefits of PCoIP technology in VMware View™ and high-performance workstation environments, from data center to desktop.
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Consolidation in the industry is expected to continue, with major companies taking over small companies in order to grow business and smaller companies looking for stable partners in order to survive in the competitive market. Besides these mergers and acquisitions, vendors have realized the significance of strategic partnerships with global participants as evidenced by the following developments:
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Imprivata's CTO, Wes Wright weighs in on some customer strategies for managing pandemic response, healthcare trends that will remain as a result of this crisis and how Imprivata has pivoted to accommodate customers this year.