Integration strengthens patient identification across all points of care, enhancing PHI security, reducing duplicate medical records, and lowering costs tied to denied or fraudulent claims

It was February 2012 at HIMSS in Las Vegas when I first got a glimpse into the future of End User Computing. Little did I know that it would dominate much of my career over the next five years at Imprivata, and in particular within the healthcare industry.

Tight Integration with Epic's Authentication APIs Speeds Clinician Access, Streamlines Workflow and Simplifies Compliance with Meaningful Use Requirements for Computerized Physician Order Entry

“Inspire, equip, and develop leadership talent”

Imprivata’s fifth Leadership Development Program (LDP) kicked off earlier this year. The LDP is a customized program developed to foster growth and invest in Imprivata’s current and future leaders. Imprivata sees this program as both an investment in employees and in Imprivata. This program is designed to build the next generation of leaders and has been extremely impactful to date, with several participants being promoted to new roles, moving to new groups, or expanding into more senior positions. 

A recent survey shed some light on a security trend that leaves healthcare organizations vulnerable to attacks: nearly half of respondents said that they rely on passive mobile device security measures -- things like education and policy. Used as complementary tools, policies and education can, of course, be useful, but are not techniques that put healthcare IT teams on the offensive.