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Ensuring that HIPAA compliance is met by the cloud provider is top of mind. Organizations must be careful not to lose the knowledgebase they have grown via internal systems or become solely reliant on outside systems that may change the ways or costs to do business.
Of cou rse, to make this work, healthcare administrators have to find a software package that is HIPAA compliant. Online KnowledgeBase. This can be done by way of online knowledgebases that are freely available to the general public. Jacob Noah is the EAP administrator at Studicus.
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