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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
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The HIMSS18 Conference & Exhibition (March 5-9 in Las Vegas) kicked off yesterday, and we’re already getting great feedback on the Imprivata-Welch Allyn integrated solution for medical devices. Soon to be globally available for both Welch Allyn Connex® Spot Monitor and Welch Allyn Connex® Vital Signs Monitor, you can get a preview demo of this integrated solution on both devices at Imprivata booth #2854 and Welch-Allyn booth #3249.
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NHS Scotland contracts with Imprivata for its OneSign single sign-on and password reset solution.
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In one of the most significant security roll-outs in recent NHS history, patient health records at Scotland's 1,300 GP practices and 97 hospitals are to be secured using Imprivata's desktop single sign-on (SSO) system, OneSign 4.5, NHS Scotland has announced. At the head of the security features is the ability to access all applications after one sign-on process, backed up by self-service password resets, which overcomes the expensive hassle of calls to a helpdesk.
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VAR Trustmarque has collaborated with Northgate Managed Services to help win a single-sign-on (SSO) contract covering Scotland’s NHS network. As part of its 'Better Health, Better Care' initiative, NHS Scotland was looking to remove unnecessary cost and delays, and install a less-complex workflow system associated with electronic patient data. The SSO and password reset solution is based on Imprivata technology, and will cover the many patient systems in hospitals and health communities across Scotland.
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Leading into Patient Safety Awareness Week (March 11-17), a recent survey conducted by Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare (PSQH) and HealthLeaders Media allowed 100 hospitals and health systems to provide insight on how they see the current state of patient identification and registration procedures in their facilities. The survey found that more than half of respondents (54%) are not very confident in their patient identification strategies. Why are patients misidentified?