How To Spot Deepfakes and Other Cybersecurity Panel Takeaways from HLTH
Two chief information security officers offer some advice at a cybersecurity panel at HLTH.
Policy Innovation Is Outpacing Technology at the Intersection of Health Care and Human Services
Profound opportunities and challenges are playing out at the intersection of the two.
Health Executives on Digital Transformation in Healthcare
Hear executives from Quantum Health, Surescripts, EY, Clinical Architecture and Personify Health share their views on digital transformation in healthcare.
Protecting Health Data Without Harming Patients: Overcoming the Barriers That Limit Our Access to Our Personal Health Information
The availability of innovative technologies affords us the opportunity to chart a more patient-centric, efficient, and secure path to managing and leveraging PHI.
Remote Patient Monitoring: Pioneering Healthcare Through Quality Assurance
RPM has ushered in a new era of healthcare. However, navigating the complexities and challenges of this landscape requires a thoughtful QA strategy.
How Can Providers Avoid Data Breaches?
To prevent the proliferation of data security incidents in the healthcare industry, providers must examine their use of legacy systems as well as their reliance on third parties, according to a new report. It pointed out that most providers fail to probe their third-party partners' cybersecurity measures, and many continue to use legacy systems that are no longer supported by vendors or are hard to patch and update.
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Strengthening Security: The Importance of Multi-Factor Authentication in Healthcare
Organizations across most industries, especially the technology sector, have adopted Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to fortify their security measures.
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Transforming Patient Care: The Role of AI-Powered Assistants
The progress in artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping patient care, across various dimensions, from facilitating faster discharge to curating treatment plans and suggesting lifestyle changes.
How healthcare organizations can find a balance between personalization, data privacy and HIPAA compliance
Here are three considerations for ways HIPAA can navigate the intersection between personalization and data privacy while meeting regulatory requirements.
Digital health predictions for 2022: Assessing the future of consumer-based data integration
Digital health will alter HIPAA compliance - one of five predictions in this article about what the future portends in healthcare.
Healthcare organizations remain at risk despite proper HIPAA compliance
Patients expect their healthcare providers to meet compliance regulations and keep their valuable information safe. Though, if you are HIPAA compliant, it doesn’t necessarily mean your data is secure. This article discusses the details of proper email security when it comes to HIPAA compliance.
25 years of HIPAA: How the groundbreaking statute has kept pace with technology
For HIPAA to remain relevant for the next 25 years, policymakers and healthcare providers will need to remain agile and alert; this groundbreaking legislation will only be effective for as long as it keeps pace with the newest technologies and security challenges.
The Funding Model for Cancer Innovation is Broken — We Can Fix It
Closing cancer health equity gaps require medical breakthroughs made possible by new funding approaches.
Oops: Hundreds of One Medical patients’ emails exposed
A mass email sent to hundreds of One Medical users exposed their email addresses. One Medical has stated it was not the result of a security breach.
Some proposed HIPAA changes could inadvertently expose the data it’s supposed to protect
The government's proposed changes to HIPAA aim to provide guardrails against data breaches and misuse, but some of the modifications may not work as intended. Three healthcare experts delved into the ways in which certain proposals could provide inappropriate access to health data during a recent panel discussion.
Compliance with HIPAA may offer some clues on how providers will fare with new info blocking rules
Despite a 20-year head start, providers still fall short of HIPAA requirements around fulfilling patient requests for their medical records. In light of the federal information blocking rules, providers should first examine their compliance with HIPAA and then address the new demands imposed by the recently enacted regulations.
Enforcement landscape for HHS data-sharing rules is hazy, experts say
The HHS' new interoperability and information blocking rules have been in effect for one week, yet how they will be enforced is unclear. But there are some clues that could provide a glimpse into what the enforcement landscape might look like, and the best thing providers and IT developers can do is be proactive, experts say.
Using data for anti-racist medical research: An interview with COTA’s chief legal officer
Nadine Peters, chief legal officer of COTA, shares her journey to leadership in health data privacy law and policy recommendations for the Biden Administration on achieving health equity through data use and education.