Achieving Compliance Through Real-Time Location Systems Today's hospitals face an increasingly complex healthcare environment. Administrators and IT managers alike must work together to identify new and novel ways to reduce the labor burden associated with meeting governmental compliance and protecting the organization's The Joint Commission (TJC) accreditation. I
Overhaul Your Communications System No matter what you decide, it's important to engage the entire hospital in the secure communications system conversation because it's something that affects your organization enterprise-wide. Without buy-in across the hospital, a new secure messaging or communications system can create more problems than solutions it was designed to solve.
Secure Messaging In a Mobile Healthcare World U.S. hospitals and physicians waste more than $12 billion annually through communication inefficiencies among care providers and clinicians. That number is only expected to increase with the adoption of the population health model of care and a growing number of physicians who are looking for new ways to stay connected and share messages, securely, across multiple locations.
Addressing the Need for Secure Workplace Communication With more than 65 percent of working professionals in the United States sending and receiving an excess of two dozen text messages per day, outdated and tedious communication channels are quickly being replaced by faster, more efficient and secure ways of communicating. Regular text messaging is not HIPAA compliant, but has become a popular communication option outside of the healthcare industry.
Memorial Healthcare Improves Workflow with Roaming Desktops Memorial Healthcare is right at the forefront of using technology to enhance patient care. As a hospital dedicated to adopting technology in support of patient care, Memorial Healthcare must balance ease of access with protecting patient data. This case study examines how implementing single sign-on solutions has enhanced patient care and improved workflow as well as enhanced security with walk-away workstation locking.
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Is your practice struggling to collect payments from patients? You aren't alone. High-deductible plans are a game changer. According to JAMA, the percentage of provider revenue coming from patients is expected to increase by 50% in the next three years. Check out this eBook to learn about strategies and technologies than can help you navigate this new reality.
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