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Challenge The business of saving lives at DaVita’s 2,197 dialysis centers requires a high level of customization for each one of their 179,000 patients. Because treatment varies by patient, each dialysis center must follow a strict protocol and be prepared to deliver customized treatment at every dialysis station. The administration needed in order to set …
Compliance with HIPAA does not necessarily mean exemption from CCPA. Read more about the nuances behind the changes coming January 1, 2020.
CCPA is going to be effective on January 1st, 2020 and only 55% of US organizations will be ready. Learn about what CCPA is and how to comply.
Amazon Alexa now supports HIPAA compliant voice interactions regarding sensitive patient information, opening possibilities for the healthcare industry.
HITRUST is the gold standard when it comes to patient privacy and data security for the healthcare IT software development market.
App Security must be a part of every software project and it must be built in from the beginning, not as an optional add on handled after.
ogle Cloud Healthcare API and machine learning open new possibilities for Patient Care in the healthcare and technology industries.
Healthcare technology has celebrated major advancement over the last 20 years. From needle-free injection technology to laparoscopic surgery to bionic limbs, technology has advanced medicine in new and exciting ways. While much of the technology has changed over the past two decades, one thing has remained the same: 21 CFR Part 11. 21 Code of …
21 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 11 Meets the Cloud Read More »
The year of GDPR is upon us. On May 25, 2018, the European Union’s new laws regarding the privacy and protection of individual data will go into effect. While these laws are far-reaching, they will have particular impact on the healthcare industry. What is GDPR? According to the GDPR resource site, these new regulations were …
Real-Time Communications Tech Can Improve Physician Job Satisfaction & Patient Outcomes WebRTC is the basis of many of the Internet competencies that companies and individuals rely on today. Essentially, WebRTC is a collection of protocols and APIs that connect VoIP technology to Internet browsers like Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox. Once connected, WebRTC …