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The average healthcare system has an average of 16 distinct EMRs, plus dozens of clinical and specialty applications, according to HIMSS. That makes optimal patient care and trust difficult to achieve unless healthcare interoperability is a priority. But how can privacy and security professionals help fulfill the increasing number of interoperability requests from business units, care teams, community care providers, and other entities while maintaining compliance and a commitment to patient privacy and data security?
On Feb. 6, FairWarning presents its first Executive Series webinar of 2019 on interoperability, featuring the perspectives of two leading industry experts in the privacy and security spaces.
For two systems to be interoperable, they must be able to exchange data and present that data so a user understands it. The benefits of interoperability are many: reduced medical errors, improved patient care, stronger data privacy and security, better population health, increased productivity, saved time, and reduced costs.
On this one-hour webinar, John Signorino, Chief Privacy Officer for Geisinger Health System, and Rick Duvall, Chief Information Security Architect of Loma Linda University Medical Center, discuss their organizations’ approaches and journey toward interoperability, including:
FairWarning Executive Series Webinar Details:
Date: Wednesday, February 6, 2019
When: 2-3 p.m. Eastern | 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Pacific
Registration Fee: FREE
If you can’t attend live, register anyway to receive an instant replay link and slides after the event.
John Signorino
Chief Privacy Officer
Geisinger Health System
Rick Duvall
Chief Information Security Architect
Loma Linda University Health