As healthcare systems face mounting cyber threats targeting their most sensitive accounts, many are still struggling to close critical access gaps. In fact, only 36% of health IT leaders say their organisations have a privileged access strategy that’s consistently applied enterprise-wide, according to data from Imprivata and the Ponemon Institute.

Imprivata Enterprise Access Management self-service password management provides clinicians with a fast, easy and secure method to reset and retrieve passwords. Security and compliance requirements mandate that passwords be complex and difficult to guess, so they are often forgotten. This leads to calls to the helpdesk, which frustrates providers, impedes the patient care process and adds cost for IT.

Digital transformation in healthcare will fail without early and active clinician involvement, according to Daniel Johnston, MRes, RN, Associate Chief Nursing Informatics Officer at Imprivata and a practicing nurse with over two decades of experience in the UK and US.

Why simplified mobile access is the key to happier clinicians and better patient outcomes.

The 2025 Imprivata State of Shared Mobile Devices in Healthcare Report reveals both opportunity and challenges for UK healthcare organisations to better leverage shared-use mobile devices in the delivery of patient care