EHR Security Risks: Healthcare Printing is Rising & So Are The Risks
With digital transformation that is taking place in today’s world, every industry is looking for ways to enhance efficiency and maximize productivity through the effective implementation of technology.
The healthcare industry is no exception!
The nature of the healthcare industry makes it a fast-paced working environment, with medical professionals requiring up to the minute patient data.
This is where the electronic health record (EHR) came into the picture!
Safe Harbor Compliance in Healthcare Printing: What you Need to know
Sensitive healthcare data is more vulnerable today than ever before. Personal medical records, social security numbers, corporate trade secrets are all stored, used and transmitted online through networked devices.
This overflowing stream of patient data prevents hackers with an increasing wide range of opportunities to steal and sell intellectual property.
Healthcare organizations are also at risk from internal threats. A disgruntled employee can expose confidential data even faster than a hacker if there are not adequate safeguards in place to prevent security breaches.
The Value of EMR Healthcare Solutions & VDI Printing Software
Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) are a digital version of a patient’s medical history and are integral to the healthcare industry and their patients.
While VDI technology allows for faster and more secure access to EMR healthcare solutions and applications for roaming hospital users, location based printing is still problematic.
See why the use of EMR healthcare solutions and VDI printing software are an integral to the healthcare industry and their patients.
How to Leverage Virtual Printing in Your Healthcare Environment
Perhaps no workplace environment is more stressful than healthcare. At its most basic level, healthcare revolves around a never-ending cycle of critical emergencies. Dealing with this most elemental form of stress is just a part of many clinicians’ lives.
This infographic illustrates some of the printing related challenges faced by clinicians and healthcare IT personnel as well as printing virtualization solutions provided by UniPrint Infinity’s Healthcare Printing Suite.
User Stories: Lead Solutions Architect at ARC Improves IT Workflow
My name is Adam Flowers, and I am a lead solutions architect here at the American Red Cross. The team that I am on is called End User Technologies Solutions, which is the architect or engineering level for the EUS group which is desktop support or service desk support.
Being on the IT team, I am tasked with IT support for a multitude of different organizations and end user classifications. I support full-time employees, part-time employees, and the volunteer staff as well. We have such a diverse printing environment – so many different printer models, many different set-ups, and of course we had home users that had wireless printers in their homes or USB attached printers out there.