Imprivata Confirm ID for Remote Access implemented over a weekend providing uninterrupted health services to the public

Proof of concept project gives clinicians more time with patients

London, England – 17 August, 2020 — Imprivata®, the digital identity company for healthcare, announces that Bolton NHS Foundation Trust, one of its long standing customers, has successfully completed a proof of concept project which highlighted the efficiencies and advantages which Imprivata Identity Governance™ (IDG) can bring to NHS Trusts facing high demand for services, tight budgets and complex systems environments.

Framework designed to help organisations develop and implement a robust, comprehensive digital identity strategy to address healthcare’s unique security, compliance, and workflow challenges

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Andy Wilcox, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Imprivata, explains how the new Imprivata virtual smartcard technology provides fast, secure No Click Access to NHS Spine-enabled applications. The virtual solution eliminates smartcard hassles and risky workarounds, and makes it easy for on-site and remote users to securely access the NHS Spine.

How have projects changed?

The COVID-19 pandemic has seen healthcare organisations under intense pressures. Initially this meant that their focus had to rapidly pivot to the care of an influx of very ill people, while protecting staff and other patients. This vital switch often meant that other projects and initiatives had to be put on the back burner for a while.

Data breaches of sensitive patient information whether highly publicised or not, can be a catalyst for change when viewed as an opportunity to learn how to be respectful of staff and patient data. Andy Fyffe, Regional Vice President EMEA at Imprivata FairWarning discusses how the right type of technology can be non-intrusive, protect data and help to improve workplace culture.

• The digital identity company for healthcare and beyond fortifies its cloud focus by introducing Imprivata OneSign® and Imprivata Confirm ID® solutions on Microsoft Azure.
• Deepened collaboration with Microsoft combines security and efficiency with cloud scalability to advance digital transformation for hybrid healthcare organisations.

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