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University Hospitals improves provider and patient satisfaction with fast access to virtual desktops
University Hospitals is an integrated network of 15 hospitals, 29 outpatient health centers and primary care physician offices. In this webinar, VMware and Imprivata discuss the findings from the new HIMSS research that explores the benefits of desktop virtualization, strong authentication, and single sign-on. They discuss the business drivers that lead University Hospitals to this solution, the effect on clinical workflows, provider satisfaction and patient experience and also the IT benefits gained.
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The healthcare sector experienced the highest percentage of breaches in 2014, according to Identity Theft Resource - 42.3 percent of all reported data breaches came from the healthcare industry. And the target still remains on healthcare’s back. In 2015, 50% of global healthcare organizations are expected to have at least one successful cyber attack this year (IDC).
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As healthcare transitions from a fee-for-service to a pay-for-performance model to improve patient engagement and outcomes, the future of care delivery for organizations centers on a network of IP-connected computers, sensors, and devices in which doctors, nurses, and patients can securely share information. This “Internet of Things” in healthcare has the potential to transform the healthcare industry by minimizing the need for direct patient-physician interaction and allowing providers to deliver more personalized treatments, using PHI from wearables in a secure and reliable manner.
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Imprivata specializes in delivering authentication, access management, and secure communication solutions for healthcare organizations.Fran Rosch, CEO, shares the details of Imprivata, and what it's like to work there.We discuss:
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The moment a patient walks into a hospital and checks in for an appointment is the moment their care journey begins. Ensuring that patient is accurately and efficiently identified is critical to ensuring they receive the appropriate care and have a good experience at the hospital. Yet, while accurate identification may seem simple, it relies on manual identifying information like addresses and birthdates – which can be difficult to rely on when hospitals see hundreds of thousands of patients every year.