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HealthcareInfoSecurity.com Week in Review for Friday, March 11, 2011

Howard Anderson (ismg_editor) • March 11, 2011     5 Minutes   
This week's top news and views: State AGs to Get HIPAA Lawsuit Training; Eight Breach Prevention Tips; Evolving Uses for Smart Cards.Here's what you'll find in our review of some of HealthcareInfoSecurity.com's most compelling content from the past week:
  • Training for state attorneys general on how to file HIPAA federal civil lawsuits will be offered this spring.
  • Security experts pinpoint eight potentially overlooked steps for preventing healthcare information breaches.
  • Russ Jones of Albert Einstein Healthcare Network describes why the delivery system shifted from magnetic strip cards to smart cards for a variety of applications, including computer access.

Please listen to this roundup and check out all of the week's news and views at HealthcareInfoSecurity.com.

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