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In healthcare, it sometimes seems there’s only one constant: change. This ever-shifting landscape makes it extremely difficult for healthcare organizations to meet the goals of managing identity and access to care – particularly amidst increasing pressure to simultaneously improve patient care and reduce costs.
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Expected to remove unnecessary cost, delays and better manage the workflow complexity associated with accessing electronic patient data NHS Scotland has selected Imprivata's No Click Access®, a single sign-on and password reset (SSO/PR) offering to improve access to health systems, increase productivity and enhance data security for health workers across Scotland.
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Imprivata establishes trust across the people, devices, applications, data, and clinical workflows that contribute to the delivery of patient care Lexington, Mass.–March 1, 2018—Imprivata®, the healthcare IT security company, will showcase innovative technologies that enable care providers to address critical compliance and security challenges while improving overall productivity and the patient experience at the HIMSS18 Annual Conference & Exhibition (March 5-9 in Las Vegas).
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Lexington, MA-based Imprivata, a security tech company focused on health IT applications, said today it has landed a multimillion-dollar deal with NHS Scotland to provide secure access technology to that country’s healthcare workers. No further financial details were given in the release, but another report puts the price at 1.8 million pounds (just under U.S. $3 million) over five years.
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The National Health Service in Scotland will implement single-sign-on and password reset software from Imprivata Inc. in hospitals and medical practices across the nation. Specific terms of the multimillion-dollar deal were not disclosed. Nearly 100 hospitals and 1,300 practices will use the software. Reseller Trustmarque Solutions secured the contract and another Imprivata partner, Northgate Managed Services, will implement and support the OneSign software.
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Mac McMillan, CEO of Austin, Texas-based IT security firm CynergisTek and chair of the HIMSS Privacy & Security Policy Task Force, has some strong opinions about privacy protections in healthcare nowadays. The short version? Things could be a lot better.. Look at the number of breaches. Insider snooping is still rampant in healthcare. And that’s a cultural issue. It’s a cultural issue that says, ‘It’s OK for me to be looking at things that I’m not supposed to be looking at.’ Which goes right to the core of how the industry views security and confidentiality.
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Lexington-based Imprivata Inc. has won a multimillion-dollar contract to provide access security to the national health system of Scotland. While the exact financial details of the contract were not disclosed in a press release, Imprivata did say it was in support of NHS Scotland’s “Better Health, Better Care” initiative, a plan established by the Scottish Government in 2007. Imprivata will provide its OneSign single sign-on and password reset (SSO/PR) technology, intended to make it easier to get into the health system online and make the data more secure.
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On the eve of the HIMSS18 Conference & Exhibition (March 5-9 in Las Vegas), the U.S. Senate provided the biggest boost yet to the already surging momentum behind electronic prescribing for controlled substances (EPCS).
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The Health IT Extension Center for Los Angeles has selected Greenway Medical Technologies as a preferred EHR vendor...the University of Kansas Hospital, the University of Kentucky Hospital, the University of North Carolina Hospitals and the University of Washington Medical Center will implement Carefx's interoperable physician workflow and performance management system...Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in California has selected Unibased Systems Achitecture's self-service scheduling and patient management applications...NHS Scotland has selected a single sign-on and password reset syste