On March 18th, 2019 Fred Schulte and Erika Fry published the article “Death by 1,000 Clicks” on Kaiser Health News (KHN), a collaboration between KHN and Fortune Magazine. The article reviewed the findings of a three-month long investigation into the ...
In response to an increase in ransomware attacks against government systems, the Department of Homeland Security Cybersecurity and ...
Healthcare Technology Advisors has a busy month coming up! On Wednesday, September 11th, Greater St. Louis MGMA will be having ...
Cities have been falling prey to ransomware attacks at a growing rate. From the Atlanta, Georgia attack in 2018 that lasted weeks, to the Baltimore, Maryland attack that took the city offline, hackers are systematically targeting city governments. There are ...
If you’ve read any piece on proper healthcare technology, you’ve likely heard of proactive monitoring. This is the method of managing technology in a way that keeps it in the best working order possible, rather than waiting until something breaks ...
On March 18th, 2019 Fred Schulte and Erika Fry published the article “Death by 1,000 Clicks” on Kaiser Health News (KHN), a collaboration between KHN and Fortune Magazine. The article reviewed the findings of a three-month long investigation into the ...
This August features several opportunities to network and learn with the healthcare community, mostly focused on IT and compliance. On Wednesday the 14th, the Greater St. Louis MGMA's monthly luncheon will feature a talk by Diane Robben of Sandberg Phoenix ...
Do you know what the number 1 risk to all medical practices’ cyber security is? The one no anti-virus, firewall, or security update can protect you from? The answer is YOU. And your employees! Of course, there’s no way to ...
On March 18th, 2019 Fred Schulte and Erika Fry published the article “Death by 1,000 Clicks” on Kaiser Health News (KHN), a collaboration between KHN and Fortune Magazine. The article reviewed the findings of a three-month long investigation into the ...
Medical Informatics Engineering, Inc (MIE) is an Indiana business that provides electronic medial records and software services to healthcare providers. MIE has agreed to take corrective action and pay a $100,000 dollar fine to settle potential violations of the HIPAA ...
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