Our second article in this series for physicians and healthcare professionals, focusing on how medical apps share data.
Tag: HIPAA
Clinician’s guide to HIPAA and security in medical app design, Part 1
HIPAA and security in medical app design that physicians should know about.
Dept of HHS is answering health app developers questions on HIPAA and patient privacy
You can now get HIPAA advice for apps straight from the government.
Medical Apps 102: Understanding how your medical app can store and access data
Continuing our series on medical app development for healthcare professionals, we’ll break down your app based on functionality.
Office of Civil Rights launches HIPAA Q&A site for developers of health apps
OCR launches a new site to help answer questions about HIPAA, inform future guidance for developers of health apps
Review of HIPAAChat, a secure messaging and telehealth platform
HIPAAChat enters into this market as an easy and intuitive format while also incorporating features unique to its platform.
Arizona State University researchers develop platform for building safe, secure medical apps
The Health-Dev platform which facilitates the development of safe medical apps.
Doximity launching Apple Watch app, includes HIPAA compliant messaging using just Watch
Doximity’s app will launch with the Apple Watch later this month and include free hands-free HIPAA compliant messaging.
Newly registered to Doximity? Here’s what they do with our info
Over 40% of physicians are now registered with Doximity. Here’s what you need to know about their privacy policy.
Create medical apps with security peace-of-mind: HIPAA compliance with TrueVault
A platform to easily build HIPAA compliance into your medical app
Anamnesis app aims to aid physicians in charting, but doesn’t understand workflow
Documentation is one of the most time-consuming, laborious, but necessary parts of medicine. If technology existed that enabled us to document all our thoughts, rationales, examinations and actions through the course of the day automatically, we may be able to see significantly more patients than we currently are able to. Being able to quickly look […]
Survey shows free apps have significantly higher chance of privacy policy than paid apps
The Future for Privacy Forum (FPF), a Washington DC think tank that seeks to advance responsible data practices, recently released the results of a survey relevant to medical apps and privacy.