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Five Steps to HITECH Preparedness
Ready for HITECH's stringent Personal Health Information protection requirements? ID Experts' Rick Kam provides a high-level plan.
By Rick Kam, ID Experts
The new HITECH Act requirements will likely affect every aspect of your operations: business and healthcare processes; IT data security, retention, and monitoring; contracts and business relationships. With increasing risks, a better understanding of the compliance process will benefit your patients, your employees and your business. ##
Rick Kam is president and founder of ID Experts Corp.
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