Password fatigue in healthcare is the most common problem which makes a medical professional juggling here and there. Every moment is critical in hospitals, which makes password management one of the most frustrating IT problems. If you're part of healthcare IT, or simply use hospital systems, you know the constant struggle of managing numerous logins…
Healthcare data de-identification risks is a major task because the promise of healthcare data anonymization seems simple: remove identifying information like names, medical record numbers, and addresses, and voilà – your sensitive medical information should be safe to share for research or analysis without compromising your privacy. But is de-identified healthcare data truly anonymous? The…
The future of Medical Transcription is here! Want to know why I'm so sure about it? Continue reading.
Since ancient times, documentation is always part of medical treatment because doctors need to write their conclusions to do more research, which aims to solve unprecedented medical challenges and conditions. In other words, the documentation process is…
With the increase in data-operated decision making, De-identification of Healthcare data before analysis is needed for healthcare providers, researchers and businesses rely on third-party platforms for advanced analytics. However, before sharing data with these platforms, it is important to ensure that individually identified information (PII) is removed-a process known as de-detectives. The healthcare industry produces…
Cloud computing in healthcare is making a big impact. Right now, 70% of health IT professionals say their organizations use cloud solutions and another 20% plan to adopt them within two years. This highlights how quickly cloud technology is spreading in healthcare.
The reason is simple - cloud computing solves problems that traditional systems can't…
Electronic Health Records (EHRS) including custom-built and cloud based (well-known and lesser known EHR systems) have revolutionized healthcare by digitizing patient data, streamlining workflows and increasing care coordination. While industries such as EPIC, Cerner, and Allscripts dominate the market, different types of low-term EHR systems are quietly making waves, especially small for small practices and…
