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Privacy advocates and government privacy regulation are a big reason that technology has been slow to evolve and be deployed in healthcare. And protecting patient privacy is critical to the success of technology in hospitals, clinics, physician practices, and other healthcare organizations. The challenge is that technology companies have not historically considered the security of information to be a primary concern as they develop hardware and software solutions. This leaves healthcare technologists in a Catch 22 situation. HIPAA/HITECH dictates that electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI) be secured from both inadvertent and malicious disclosures or breaches while the technology provider is focused on features and getting their product to market sooner than their competitor. It will take market forces to insist on security as a primary component of technology products before this obstacle is overcome.
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