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Integrated No Click Access™ on TI’s DM8148 System-on-Chip to Create Standard for Authentication in Virtual Desktop Environments
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LEXINGTON, Mass. and DALLAS, Sept. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Imprivata, the leader in healthcare IT security, andTexas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) today announced a collaboration to support strong authentication and secure application access from virtual desktop environments.
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Integrated No Click Access® on TI's DM8148 system-on-chip to create standard for authentication in virtual desktop environments
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Sean Kelly MD is chief medical officer of Imprivata of Lexington, MA.
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Imprivata OneSign helps hospitals adopt EMR by ensuring care providers can access the information they need simply and securely. This animated video shows you how.
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I took a brief excursion last week to Madison, Wisconsin with a couple of colleagues to update the folks at Epic about hospitals that use systems from both Epic and Imprivata: we have more than 60 customers in common. With Epic at their epicenter, where does Imprivata No Click Access® fit into the ecosystem of these hospitals?
To discover the answer we asked some of them; it turns out that they fall into three camps:
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Simple badge taps let medical personnel quickly and securely log on to any of the institution's hundreds of publicly accessed hospital workstations.
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Licking Memorial, a 227-bed hospital in Central Ohio is truly leading the way in the adoption of electronic medical records and CPOE. Named as a “Top 100” hospital by Thomson Reuters for 10 years in a row, Licking Memorial has also achieved Stage 6 on the HIMSS Analytics EMR Adoption Model (EMRAM), has attested for Stage 1 Meaningful Use and has just received an “A” rating for patient safety from the Leapfrog Group.
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This year I am attending my first Association of Medical Directors of Information Systems (AMDIS) meeting in Ojai, California. Maybe it is the beautiful southern California setting that brings the analogy to mind. Or maybe the round of applause that spontaneously erupted this morning when the Supreme Court ruling upheld the Health Care Reform Bill's major muscle reinforces the energy. But I can't help but feel like this tightly-knit community of tech-geek-doctors is surfing a rising tide of momentum.
Meaningful use. Healthcare Reform. EHR rollouts.