The Change Healthcare breach: What changed, what didn’t, and what must
Author
Kel Pults, Chief Clinical Officer & VP Government Strategy, MediQuant
The 2024 Change Healthcare breach marked a turning point for the healthcare industry. It exposed critical vulnerabilities in current data governance and security practices, underscoring that no organization — regardless of size or resources — is immune to cyber threats. A year later, it’s clear that while some progress has been made, there is still much to be done to protect patient data and ensure continuity of care.
Read the full article in Security Magazine.
More Thought-Leadership
The Most Important Tech Investments Hospitals are Making and Why
In collaboration with Becker's Hospital Review Amid today's extremely challenging financial environment, hospitals are focused on adopting technology that can drive efficiency, provide return on investment and strengthen team cohesion and buy-in. During an...
The Case For An Active Data Archive After Acquisition — 5 Takeaways For Health Systems
By Cindy Adkins After making acquisitions, healthcare organizations want to use the same enterprise systems across all facilities, which raises the question about what to do with the legacy systems and data. During a June featured session sponsored by MediQuant as...
How Health Systems Can Comply with Information Blocking Provisions of the Cures Act
In Collaboration with Becker’s Hospital ReviewFor years, the question of who actually owns patient healthcare data loomed unanswered. With the passage of the 21st Century CURES Act, this issue has been definitively resolved: health systems and providers do not own...
Contact Us Today
