Secure PHI and Ensure Clinician Productivity Using Lean
featuring a case study with Mahaska Health Partnership
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- Event Time: 1 p.m. Eastern
To determine how ensuring PHI security would impact clinician productivity - real minutes translated into cost - Mahaska Health Partnership (MHP) used Lean practices to apply a time savings study. Results proved that implementing secure access management in this 25-bed critical access hospital would equate to more time for patient care, providing real value to doctors, nurses and support staff.
Bringing with them 20 years of Lean experience, Kristi Roose, IT Director, and Dan Nikkel, Continuous Improvement Director, share MHP’s strategy for HITECH compliance. They share their organization’s experience implementing fingerprint recognition and single sign-on (SSO) technologies, as well as remote access tokens. Learn how these process improvements have allowed MHP physicians greater access with tightened security, leading to significant return on investment.
You Will Learn How To:
- Apply Lean practices to measure waste, ensure clinician productivity and secure PHI
- Calculate the ROI of security technologies on overall productivity - in minutes and dollars
- Recognize the pros and cons of authentication methods like tokens and finger biometrics
Speakers:
- Kristi Roose, Information Technology Director, Mahaska Health Partnership
- Dan Nikkel, Continuous Improvement Director, Mahaska Health Partnership
- James Millington, Director of Product Marketing, Imprivata
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