HealthIT Answers April 6, 2024
Art Gross

In the dynamic realm of healthcare, mobile devices have become seamlessly woven into the fabric of delivering efficient and timely patient care. Covered entities and business associates need comprehensive mobile device management (MDM) practices to ensure not only HIPAA compliance, but more significantly, a commitment to upholding the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of vital patient information.

  1. Implement Strong Access Controls
    Secure patient data by enforcing strict access controls on mobile devices. Require strong, unique passphrases and multi-factor authentication methods to prevent unauthorized access.
  2. Encrypt Data on Devices
    Employ encryption measures to protect data stored on mobile devices. In the event of device loss or theft, encryption adds a layer of security, making it significantly harder for unauthorized individuals to access...

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