What You Can Learn from the Russian Army, the US Navy, and a Suspended Nurse The General Counsel at one of our clients is a former district attorney who...
Tag - Medical Privacy
Would you put a $ 10 fence around a $ 100 horse? Does it make sense to put a $ 100 fence around a $ 10 horse? For the right security, you need to know what...
The first part of this article set a general context for health IT in 2017 and started through the year with a review of interesting articles and studies...
On June 27th the Petya Malware (or NotPetya or ExPteya) struck Nuance Communications (NASDAQ: NUAN). For days the company’s eScription speech-recognition...
One of the big obstacles to the free exchange of health data is obtaining patient consent to share that data. It’s all well and good if we can bring exchange...
The following is a guest blog post by Sean Hughes, EVP Managed Document Services at CynergisTek. Print devices are a necessary tool to support our workflows...
When some of us fight to give patients more access to their health records, we pitch everyone on the benefits it can offer — and act as though everyone...
Like anyone else who follows medical research, I’m fascinated by the progress of precision medicine initiatives. I often find myself explaining to relatives...
Probably fueled by constant news about breaches – duh! – consumers continue to worry that their personal health information isn’t safe, according to a new...
We’re excited to share the topic and questions for this week’s #HITsm chat happening Friday, 2/3 at Noon ET (9 AM PT). This week’s chat will...
