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Video
This video highlights the benefits of electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) and provides an overview of the DEA regulatory requirements for EPCS.
Whitepaper
The DEA Interim Final Rule (IFR) allowing EPCS is designed to reduce drug diversion and fraud by ensuring providers are legally authorized to prescribe controlled substances and they use proper authentication methods to sign orders. This paper describes how Imprivata Confirm ID addresses several DEA requirements for EPCS, including provider identity proofing, two-factor authentication, and auditing.
Datasheet
Electronic Prescribing of Controlled Substances (EPCS) can eliminate dual prescribing workflows and enhance patient satisfaction. Without EPCS, prescribers are tasked to complete two different prescribing processes creating an inefficient and confusing prescribing workflow for both the prescriber and patient. Patients are often prescribed a mix of paper and electronic prescriptions creating patient dissatisfaction. By enabling EPCS with Imprivata Confirm ID™ all prescribing is streamlined into a single, secure workflow.
News
Administrative tasks have always been a burden to health providers. In fact, according to a study by Health Affairs, administrative costs accounted for 25.3 percent of all hospital spending in the U.S. in 2014. However, until recently, physicians were able to delegate many of their administrative responsibilities to other staff members in order to focus on patient care. This is beginning to change.
Whitepaper
Unprotected credentials are causing serious problems. Secure passwords, access points, and identities with credential vaults.
Blog
As the healthcare industry has moved from paper to electronic records for the past decade, hospitals have continuously had to meet increased federal regulations related to the use of electronic health records. With the increased digitizing of health records, new challenges are being presented by duplicate medical records, language barriers, and disparate systems. Research shows that 7 to 10 percent of patients are misidentified when a record is accessed, and 6 percent of those patients can suffer medical harm or identity theft because of it.
Partner
Elitemicro is a managed services provider and solution provider. We design, implement, manage and support our clients IT Infrastructure to enable them to focus on excelling in their endeavours along with providing solutions that harness technology and drive efficiencies.
We help our customers get the best from their IT investment by working with them throughout the IT lifecycle, from strategy and design to procurement, implementation and support.
Blog
When the event hit the news that the medical debt collector American Medical Collection Agency (AMCA) suffered a massive data breach last year, businesses from various industries were shaken.