Health information technologyTrustPrivacy concernsPatient health informationHealth information exchanges (HIEs) are multisided platforms that facilitate the sharing of patient health information (PHI) between providers and payers across organizations within a region, community or hospital system. The benefits ...
PHI can be extensive and cover many different types of information. For example, someone's name, date of birth, vaccination status, the medications they take, and anything to do with their health would be considered PHI. Even someone's email address could count as PHI ...
Protect PHI and ROI This means our privacy customers focus on what matters most by configuring their risk tolerance, automating the detection of patient data breaches, monitoring their investigative progress, and streamlining their workflow — all to protect their patients’ health information and depa...
Healthcare providers face increasing pressure to secure each patient’s protected health information (PHI) data while minimizing disruptions. Healthcare organizations attracting the interest of cyber criminals is not new. This sector has always been a target, and that bullseye grew ...
Our systems are crafted with Patient Health Information (PHI) security in mind from the start. We apply rigorous security standards that comply with federal standards including HIPPA, FISMA, and GDPR and use automated testing and compliance monitoring to ensure patient data is always protected. ...
Patient privacy represents the patient’s right to decide who, how, when and how much can their health data be accessed. For instance, personal health information (PHI) can only be shared with healthcare providers that can either provide or improve their medical care. That means, that patient...
Client-side breaches can result from misconfigurations, digital skimming via third-party pixels, or malicious script injections, potentially exposing patient credentials, social security numbers, and Protected Health Information (PHI), and may go unnoticed for a prolonged period before being detected.Jscr...
health information(PHI) and so must adhere toHIPAA Privacy and Security Rules. They are also subject to the Interoperability and Patient Accessfinal rulethat dictates compliance withversion 4 of FHIR(Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) — the lateststandardfor transferring electronic health ...
Prevent unintentional violations by securing protected health information (PHI) Give patients secure access to the messaging portal through your branded mobile app or on their phones (they’ll have to verify their identity and grant HIPAA consent before they can see or respond to any message!) Bul...
It should come as no surprise that hackers view patient portals as an extremely attractive target—credit card data, personally identifiable information (PII) and personal health information (PHI) are all accessible via these platforms. Unfortunately, because patient portals were designed with the user...