Part 12 of our series on Best Practices
We are navigating our way into a new world these days. Rapidly changing health-related events around the world are having a major impact on the way we work and meet. In many cases, video conferences have now become the preferred method over face to face meetings.
But hosting an engaging, productive video conference can be challenging.
Here are some suggestions that can help.
Part 11 of our series on Best Practices
Much like the practice of medicine, cyber security in Canada, and around the world, is an evolving discipline. For this reason, there is no single "correct" approach that will safeguard your healthcare clinic from all threats. But there is much that you can do.
The Canadian Federal government has just announced a certification program based on an extremely helpful set of standards designed specifically to help protect small and medium businesses from a majority of threats. Businesses such as your medical clinic.
And best of all, it can be achieved with a modest amount of effort. Intrigued? Read on.
Part 10 of our series on Best Practices
Everyone knows that the more complicated and unique a password is, the harder it is for hackers to discover it.
But passwords must also be unique. Otherwise, one account that becomes compromised can cascade into a nightmare of a long list of compromised accounts. Including, perhaps some very important ones. Your clinic network or EMR, perhaps. Or your banking records.
So, how can you create complex passwords, are truly unique, and yet are easy to use? Here are two methods that can help
Part 9 of our series on Best Practices
Part 8 of our series on Best Practices
Part 7 of our series on Best Practices
An update to Part 5 of our series on Best Practices
The Doctors Technology Office sounded the alarm that ransomware "is spreading like the plague. Healthcare organizations must know that they ARE a target and will be attacked.". This post covers:
Part 6 of our series on Best Practices
Part 5 of our series on Best Practices
Part 4 of our series on Best Practices
Part 3 of our series on Best Practices
Part 2 of our series on Best Practices
Part 1 of our series on Best Practices
We are complicated creatures of habit. We tend to do things, more or less, because that’s the way we have always done them. Your patient’s confidential information may be put at risk simply because staff may not be aware of what they must do.