More Security
Enabling prompt access to patient data is critical to providing quality care. Ensuring the security of that data is critical to patient privacy and HIPPA compliance. Solutions such as a VPoC thin client can provide a platform that offers nearly instant access to the data clinicians need while supporting the security and privacy that your environment requires.
• Share, manage, and protect data more efficiently • Secured log-on prohibits unauthorized access
• Store patient information in the data center, not on a PC that can be stolen
• Track and audit access for regulatory compliance
• Supports port disablement to keep information from being moved or copied by external storage methods
• Support for security alerts based on device behavior
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More Room, More Time
HealthConnection VPoC solutions allow you to knit together your data center and storage applications to fully leverage your IT ecosystem. This cohesive environment will save you and your practitioners time, space, and frustration.
• Smart card support nearly eliminates sign-in and -off times • Speed up the creation, storage, and access of EMRs • Simplified user interface is easy to work with • Smaller desktop footprint allows more PCs in a single area
• Centralized management for stable, consistent performance and instant deployment of new PCs and software
• Faster access to records allows practitioners to see more patients and tackle emergency room walk-out rates
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