Privileged access management (PAM) is a fundamental security requirement for healthcare.  Your internal security team, outside auditors and now your cyber insurance provider all need to know how you are managing privileged access.    

A PAM solution, which is a key component to an overall digital identity strategy, helps organizations protect their most privileged, core data by managing entitlements, authentication, and access. Hospitals today are well aware of their need to manage digital identities to control access to protected health information (PHI) and other sensitive data but may not have added the in-depth tools needed to manage access to core resources, such as servers and other network devices, databases, and proprietary environments. 

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With ever-increasing amounts of protected health information (PHI) being stored in the cloud, how are both the security of the data and the privacy of patients’ PHI, being protected? The constant movement of data from one location to another is a source of interest and concern to all healthcare IT leaders.

In this webinar, James Angle, Ph.D., Product Manager, IT Services-Security at Trinity Health, will explain key concepts, and will help webinar attendees to identify the process by which to analyze how personal identifying information and PHI are collected, used, shared, and maintained; how to understand the purpose of the HIPAA privacy rule; how to identify the six phases of the cloud data lifecycle; and how to understand the importance of the data lifecycle as it relates to privacy.

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Healthcare workers are bogged down by time-consuming tasks like finding referral information, hunting for prior authorization requirements, doing patient verifications, submitting and resubmitting billing information, or tackling procurement tasks. If only the administrative tasks stopped there. 

The burden of disconnected systems forces the human worker to perform slow and pain-stacking tasks such as printing a fax referral form, scanning it into an EHR system, fixing scanning errors, adding notes, printing out the visit results, and then faxing the new notes back to the referring practice.

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The COVID 19 pandemic has brought tremendous disruption to healthcare in the Latin American region, particularly to the already overburdened and underfunded public healthcare systems. Many of these systems were unprepared and still struggling with long-running challenges including inequity in health and access to services, lack of capacity and data, and fragmented decision-making and response to crises. But as a profound disruptive force, the pandemic has also served as a catalyst for bold transformation of Latin America health systems.

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Join a special webinar discussing bringing patient care outside the office setting for Pulmonary patients.

A discussion about the importance of remote monitoring during and post-pandemic, reimbursement opportunities, and digital health innovation. A specific example of innovation in respiratory care based on our experience at Baystate Health will be highlighted during this webinar.   

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Volatility in physician practice performance is an ever-present possibility in today’s uncertain healthcare environment. Practices’ long-term viability is threatened by several factors, including patient attitudes and behaviors, competition from innovative providers, fluctuations in labor and supply costs, and rising compensation rates required to attract and retain top clinicians.

Physician leaders and the health systems that employ them need access to objective, timely data to fully understand how their practices and individual physicians are faring relative to others in their market, across the region, and nationwide. This webinar will focus on how to use such data to assess physician enterprise performance, identify strengths and weaknesses and optimize opportunities for improvement.

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Join this webinar to learn about A.D.A.M.’s SmartCare patient education application, which was recently certified by Allscripts. The webinar hosts will discuss how this solution enables Sunrise™ EHR clinicians to educate their patients about their health to help better manage chronic conditions for improved outcomes, lowered readmission rates, increased HCAHPS scores and better patient compliance.

Features:
• Offers URAC-accredited patient education articles and discharge instructions
• Covers all therapeutic areas
• Provides full-color, medically accurate images

Integration with Sunrise and in the clinicians’ workflows with HL7/InfoButton search supports the right patient education content throughout the entire patient journey.

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Engage & Excel equips you to put ground-breaking mental health policy into practice. Join national experts, innovative policymakers, and trailblazing community leaders to elevate the impact of your work.

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Digital pathology solutions are entering the market that integrate AI and machine learning to improve diagnoses, guide treatment, address medical challenges across a variety of diseases including COVID-19 and usher medicine into a brave new era. 

AI technologies are offering pathologists a new set of tools that promise to combine the expertise of a pathologist with the algorithms developed to improve image quality and interpretation. Every aspect of medicine will be impacted by this sea change in the industry and this conference will bring together from leaders in the field from both the clinical realm and industry to discuss and review the latest tools and platforms.

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Join HIMSS on September 30 at 8:00 am CT/14:00 BST/15:00 CET for our digital dialogue, “Interoperability: bridging the gap between clinical and technical aspects of telehealth services,” that brings physicians and experts in solutions management together to discuss the role and importance of interoperability in delivering effective telehealth services. They will then share their perspectives on the benefits of interoperability, the way interoperability maximizes physician and patient engagement, and how to measure it.

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