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Get staff and management onboard with security awareness. Determine your data security vulnerabilities, so you can fix them. Create a plan for hardening your data assets. Develop security policies. Choose the right technology to secure your networks. Avoid common mistakes that let hackers in.
Get staff and management onboard with security awareness. Determine your data security vulnerabilities, so you can fix them. Create a plan for hardening your data assets. Develop security policies. Choose the right technology to secure your networks.
Protecting patient information Implement data encryption on your computers, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Data encryption makes information unreadable on these devices by unauthorized persons (i.e., someone who stole your laptop). It also provides safe harbor under the HITCH Act and state breach notification laws.
If PHI is in a place where patients or others can see it, cover or move it. If you work with PHI on your desk or on a computer, make sure no one can walk up behind you without knowing it. When PHI is not in use, store it in a locking office or a locking file cabinet.
Ensure the confidentiality policy extends to partners. Make sure all confidential information is stored within secure systems. Implement best practice IT security policies.
Patient information security outlines the steps doctors must take to guard your “protected health information” (PHI) from unauthorized access or breaches of privacy/confidentiality. Security also refers to maintaining the integrity of electronic medical information.
Immediately recognize unauthorized changes in your EHR environment. Avoid misconfigurations in your EHR environment. Ensure continuous compliance.
Get staff and management onboard with security awareness. Determine your data security vulnerabilities, so you can fix them. Create a plan for hardening your data assets. Develop security policies. Choose the right technology to secure your networks.
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