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Imprivata-Sponsored Survey Highlights Growing Adoption and Increasing Use of Various Modalities; Reveals Organizations Lack, Yet Desire, Centralized Management and Reporting
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NHS Trusts Choose Imprivata For Secure and Convenient Access Management
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Deployment planned across 32 hospital network to enhance security and speed access to patient data for its 34,500 employees
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Findings also Reveal Healthcare Access Management Drivers and Top Security Concerns for 2009
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Acquisition of SAFsolution Products and IP to Complement OneSign Biometric Capabilities
LEXINGTON, MA, April 1, 2009 Imprivata®, Inc., the employee access management company, today announced that it has acquired the assets of IdentiPHI, including its SAFsolution product line, intellectual property and biometric patents.
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Integrated Single Sign-on/Strong Authentication/Clinical Contexting Solution for Increased Security, Productivity and User Satisfaction
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Last week, ecfirst's CEO, Ali Pabrai joined me for a live webinar that discussed a checklist for healthcare IT Security compliance. If you missed the webinar, you won't want to miss this -- we've gone ahead and transcribed our answers from the Q&A session.
Question 1: Where can I go to find out exactly which set of rules / regulations apply to my business? There are so many different ones which change often that it's difficult to stay current.
Answer: That is one of the areas that must be addressed in a comprehensive risk analysis activity. It’s critical to keep up with HITECH Act changes. The best source is the OCR site at www.hhs.gov. Also, it’s important to keep up with State regulations, especially CA, Massachusetts, etc.
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Imprivata experienced a record-breaking year in 2010, punctuated by several prestigious awards and first place ratings from leading industry organizations. These honors underscore our dedication to providing customers and partners with exceptional technology and services, and help to further define Imprivata as the leader in single sign-on (SSO) and access management. We are extremely proud of these accolades, and wanted to share with you a few of the high points from 2010...
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Recent survey results released show only 50.7% of U.S. hospitals with implemented electronic medical records (EMRs). While transitioning to a paperless system seems to be a logical evolution in the health care system, the rather slow rate of EMR adoption does not surprise me. Even with the passage of the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH) in February 2009 which attached a monetary incentive to implementation, technologies that do not seamlessly fit into clinicians’ day-to-day activities, improve patient care, and enable them to work more efficiently fail to achieve widespread acceptance. In order to improve EMR adoption rates in the U.S., we must provide doctors with tools that do not disrupt time spent with the patients, while enhancing their ability to access vital information quickly and efficiently.
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There' s been a lot of talk and focus on the Meaningful Use provisions of the HITECH Act. I worry that we're becoming too focused on the details of Meaningful Use, and losing the bigger picture.
The government instituted the Meaningful Use criteria and incentives because they believe that electronic medical records can improve quality of care and access to care – but only if the EMR solutions are actually deployed and used. Hence Meaningful Use.