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View this webinar to learn how electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) can help deliver a number of significant benefits to providers and patients, including:
Enabling a single, efficient workflow for all prescriptions to improve efficiency and physician satisfaction
Giving patients a single, convenient way to get all their medications
Driving e-Prescribing utilization to meet Meaningful Use e-prescribing rates
Reducing the risk of fraud, drug diversion, and DEA number theft
How to manage identities and authentication pathways across the continuum of care
Increasing cybersecurity risks, patient identity fraud, and patient misidentification are threatening EMPI integrity and hospital revenue. So how can healthcare organizations effectively manage patient and provider identities and authentication pathways across the continuum of care?
In a recent survey, 81% of healthcare organizations report compromise by cyberattack in the past two years and only half believe they are adequately prepared for future attacks. Phishing and other attacks continue to expose patient records, hospital financial data, and other sensitive information.
Strong, two-factor authentication across all healthcare workflows can combat these threats, helping to ensure that only authorized, trusted users can access applications and information.
In two separate, published research studies, the CHRISTUS Health team has illustrated the benefits seen across their enterprise with the implementation of secure texting, and the combination of single sign on (SSO) and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). In review of their SSO initiative, results concluded that physicians saved approximately 26,301 hours of clinician login time, and $2.3 million over one year.
Electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) can improve prescribing workflows, help organizations meet Meaningful Use e-prescribing targets, increase patient safety and satisfaction, and combat prescription fraud, drug diversion, and “doctor shopping” for pills.
However, implementing EPCS can be a daunting task to implement given the complexity of the DEA requirements. While the benefits are clear, successfully navigating DEA compliance—while also providing streamlined workflows for clinicians—can be difficult.
The long-anticipated Report on Improving Cybersecurity in the Healthcare Industry has been released by the HHS Healthcare Industry Cybersecurity Task Force, and with it comes clear, prescriptive recommendations on protecting your organization from the growing risk of cyber-attacks.
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Attend this webinar, to hear Cambridge Health Alliance’s Arthur Ream III, Director of IT Applications and CISO, discuss the strategies CHA used to successfully integrate Imprivata Confirm ID with Epic, to meet DEA requirements for electronic prescribing of controlled substances while driving physician adoption.
In this webinar you’ll learn:
Manual patient identification often relies on demographic data, photo identification and manual entry. As a result, 10% of patients are misidentified during medical record searches, and 9% will suffer an adverse event. Not only can patient misidentification lead to severe medical errors at the point of entry or care, but it also impacts a hospital’s bottom line.
Attend this webinar to find out how you can improve patient identification in your organization. You will learn:
EPCS can help deliver a number of significant benefits to providers and patients, but to enable EPCS, organizations must meet a number of DEA requirements. These requirements are designed to track and audit the connection between practitioners and the signatures they use for EPCS orders, and they include provider identity proofing, logical access control, two-factor authentication, and the various reporting requirements.
In the midst of a cyber security war, protecting patient health information is top of mind for healthcare organizations; unfortunately many providers struggle with balancing security and convenience to ensure seamless healthcare workflows both inside and outside of the hospital walls.
Watch this webinar to learn how the Imprivata Authentication Platform can help you make security invisible and secure PHI by eliminating password work-arounds, credential sharing, and better secure un-attended workstations.
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