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By Susan Morse | 02:12 pm | June 05, 2024
EHR access has been restored in Florida, Alabama and Austin, Texas.
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By Andrea Fox | 01:34 pm | June 05, 2024
A long-requested update in Smart CRM stores protected data, giving healthcare organizations more integrated patient information to streamline patient engagement efforts.
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By Andrea Fox | 05:41 pm | June 04, 2024
Rural hospitals bear the brunt of relentless ransomware attacks and face the greatest risk for patients with no nearby alternatives for lifesaving care. Government, Congress and industry must act, a new report says.
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By Andrea Fox | 09:49 pm | June 03, 2024
The tools will use artificial intelligence to protect data centers by authorizing access and detecting intruders.
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By Andrea Fox | 04:26 pm | June 03, 2024
While UnitedHealth has yet to file a data breach report with HHS, covered entities can delegate the job of notifying patients that their healthcare data was exposed in the crippling ransomware attack to the UHG subsidiary.
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By Fresenius Kabi | 11:26 am | June 03, 2024
Healthcare systems that invest in modern, agile infusion pump systems gain a wide variety of benefits.
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By Adam Ang | 02:38 am | May 31, 2024
Also, Tasmania has started digitising the specialist referral process for Aboriginal healthcare services.
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In this webinar, we'll spotlight the collaboration between F5 and Epic, offering real-world insights into mitigating risks and ensuring regulatory compliance. Learn how our joint efforts enhance healthcare data security and protect PHI.
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By Andrea Fox | 12:14 pm | May 29, 2024
PointClickCare adds 40 Texas hospitals with a new partnership. A Connecticut state audit discovers undisclosed health information exchange data breaches. Oklahoma backpedals on its data exchange mandate.
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By HIMSS TV | 07:00 am | May 29, 2024
DirectTrust works to improve interoperability between direct secure messaging platforms and get information service providers to help with secure information exchange, Scott Stuewe, president and CEO, discusses.