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The mobile technology that we rely on in our day-to-day lives has made its way into healthcare and not a moment too soon. Mobile devices have become an asset to clinicians and are revolutionizing patient care. With the use of smartphones and tablets, clinicians can access patient records, monitor patient vitals, and communicate with team members and patients from any place, at any time. However, there is a catch: Without the right mobile strategy, the technology is useless––or even harmful
Healthcare delivery organizations are struggling to defend themselves against the soaring rate of cyberattacks. Rapid digitalization has forced health IT leaders to quickly adopt new technologies. This has dramatically changed the digital environment and led to fragmentation, exposing gaps in the system that threat actors seek to exploit.Read the full article at www.healthdatamanagement.com.
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is gearing up to release a vastly updated version of their Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) this summer, which will include the biggest changes ever made since the framework was first released in 2014.Read the full article at https://industrytoday.com/.
From the clinician to the pharmacist to the patient, there are many questions about what federal EPCS mandates could mean for public health. Drawing on her professional experience, PharmD Meg Flynn helps us answer some of those questions.