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Coming out of HIMSS 2010, it was clear that patient data security was a chief concern, but so was the need for improved clinician workflows. For all the requirements driven by new laws and the stimulus bill, what was overlooked was the impact of security in the real-world hospital environment from a user perspective. Forcing someone to change habits and daily routines is difficult, if not impossible, to do. Therefore, it is integral to the successful adoption of these security endeavors that they be paired with improving workflow. If change makes people’s lives easier, it’s easier for them to embrace. It doesn’t need to be an either/or argument.
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While many of us were down at HIMSS 2010, on March 1, 2010, Mass 201 CMR 17.00 officially went into effect:
17.05: Compliance Deadline
(1)Every person who owns or licenses personal information about a resident of the Commonwealth shall be in full compliance with 201 CMR 17.00 on or before March 1, 2010.
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Recently, we announced the next phase of our digital identity collaboration with Microsoft: Imprivata Identity Governance hosted in Microsoft Azure, and Imprivata OneSign Single Sign-on (SSO) integrated with the Microsoft identity service (Azure Active Directory) to provide seamless access to all applications including Microsoft Teams on Microsoft Surface devices.
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Another Healthland Hospital Turns to Imprivata OneSign for Single Sign-On and Strong Authentication
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Imprivata OneSign® Integrated with Fingerprint Biometrics Provides Fast and Secure Access to Patient Health Information
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Imprivata PrivacyAlert™ Quickly Detects Snooping and Identity Theft of Medical Records
HIMSS 2010 Annual Conference & Exhibition, Hall B, Booth 8808, Atlanta, GA-March 2, 2010 -Imprivata ®, Inc., the company that simplifies and secures user access, today announced the release of Imprivata PrivacyAlert™. Specifically designed for healthcare, Imprivata PrivacyAlert is a data monitoring solution that helps hospitals gain control over patient data privacy exposure and allows them to quickly align with state/provincial and country legislations.
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As a practicing emergency physician and the Chief Medical Officer at Imprivata, I know that the last eight weeks have been challenging for all of us. And the challenges will continue; but we are adapting and making progress day by day. As we continue to find our way to a “new normal,” I ask you to please consider this: In healthcare, we are always assessing RISKS versus BENEFITS.