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Make a well-informed decision about which two-factor authentication modalities to introduce to your EPCS process: keep prescriber satisfaction in mind
Imprivata to Collaborate with other Technology Leaders to Develop Open Standards Approach for Enabling Secure, Mobile Access to Protected Health Information across the Care Continuum
As a Director of Engineering at Imprivata, I recently participated in a three day recruiting trip to three universities. The goal of the trip was for about 10 high tech companies to visit a few of the top engineering schools to facilitate new talent injection. The visit included University of Michigan, Carnegie Mellon University and Cornell University. The corporate participants included a number of very early startups and a few later stage companies like Imprivata.
Three years ago, Imprivata set out to address one of the top concerns on every CIO’s to-do list: enabling quick, reliable, and secure communications for healthcare providers across the care continuum.
We launched Imprivata Cortext in October 2012 as the healthcare industry’s first free HIPAA compliant text messaging solution, and today we’ve received perhaps the greatest validation to date that we’ve built a secure messaging solution that enables healthcare organizations to replace pagers and improve care coordination, inside and outside the hospital.
September 11, 2012 – Lexington, Mass. – Imprivata®, the leader in secure access and collaboration for healthcare, today announced that the power of its OneSign Connector for Epic will be on display at booth #209 at the Epic User Group Meeting in Verona Wisconsin, September 11-13. The company will be demonstrating how care providers can increase productivity and improve workflows with secure, No Click Access® to protected health information (PHI),
One of the key takeaways from last week’s AHIMA Conference in Atlanta was the focus on mobility and instant communication in healthcare. CIOs and other IT professionals are thinking deeply about the movement of data, especially protected health information (PHI) and how to provide clinicians with the access to information they need, wherever and whenever they need it, while remaining compliant with security and industry regulations.
Controlling and securing access to protected health information (PHI) is one of the most critical issues facing healthcare organizations today. In this day and age of cybersecurity threats, rapid changes (like mergers and acquisitions, employee turnover, and evolving regulatory demands), provisioning solutions offer a robust method for role-based identity management, compliance with organizational policies, and risk management by proactively monitoring risk-areas.