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Ensuring the Security and Privacy of Patient Data while Managing Large Volumes of Electronic Health Records (EHRs)

Healthcare IT Today

Flavio Villanustre, SVP, Technology & Global Information Security Officer at LexisNexis Risk Solutions Although securing data in todays complex healthcare technology infrastructure environment can be very challenging, there are a few key rules of thumb that when applied comprehensively can help reduce the likelihood of a catastrophic incident.

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The 'internet of healthy things' poses unique privacy challenges

Healthcare IT News - Telehealth

As exciting as advancements have been, however, Joy Pritts, fellow at the Innovators Network Foundation and former chief privacy officer at the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT, raised concerns about virtual care technology outpacing privacy protection policies. Kat Jercich is senior editor of Healthcare IT News.

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Google Care Studio: Improving Patient Outcomes

Lloyd Price

For example, it can be used to share information with patients and answer their questions. However, its potential to improve clinical decision-making, enhance patient experience, and increase efficiency makes it a valuable tool for healthcare organisations. In the trial phase, around 250 clinicians will be able to use it.

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Some Telehealth Platforms Are Tracking Sensitive Patient Data: Are They Violating HIPAA?

Telebehavioral Health Institute

Responsible clinicians are likely to ask whether sharing protected health information (PHI) by telehealth companies equates to violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Key aspects of HIPAA that might be relevant include: HIPAA requires covered entities (e.g., Clash of the Titans?

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The different types of moat creating sustainable competitive advantage in HealthTech

Lloyd Price

Here are some common types of moats in HealthTech: Proprietary Technology: This could be a unique algorithm, a patented medical device, or a groundbreaking platform that others can't easily replicate. For example, a telehealth platform with a large network of doctors and patients becomes more attractive to new users.

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Innovators, Enablers, Custodians, Arbitrageurs: Four Key Pillars of HealthTech 2025

Lloyd Price

Innovators Definition: These are the individuals and companies developing groundbreaking technologies and solutions in the healthcare space. Examples: Companies developing AI-powered diagnostics, gene editing therapies, or wearable devices for remote patient monitoring. This includes investors, entrepreneurs, and consultants.

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Digital Health Tools, Telemedicine, and Mobile Health Applications: How They’re Enhancing Population Health

Healthcare IT Today

For example, Bioimpedance Spectroscopy (BIS) is being leveraged by health organizations to address challenges like lymphedema among cancer survivors. As we seek to put more patients in charge of their healthcare, stakeholders must create and prioritize inclusive solutions that reach the most vulnerable populations.