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Business Case Study
Thursday, April 24, 2008 15:00—16:00
Location: Solaris

Single Sign On: Faster Patient Care through Technology

Quick access of key clinical systems in a hospital can ensure faster patient care, however, the complexity and number of systems that need to be accessed has grown exponentially and clinical users are now required to remember multiple user names and passwords at a time in order to provide the right care to patients. Identity management isn’t just about security and cost, it can also deliver real patient benefits. This presentation is based on the case study of the implementation of Imprivata at Liverpool Women's (UK). It illustrates the key concepts of the implementation, the key challenges and benefits, and lessons learned during the implementation and subsequent operation of the system.

Single Sign On: Faster Patient Care through Technology
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Single Sign On: Faster Patient Care through Technology
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Dr. Zafar Chaudry
Dr. Zafar Chaudry
Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust Hospital
Dr. Chaudry holds a doctorate degree in Medicine, a MSc in Health Care anagement and a MSc in Information Systems. Dr. Chaudry is registered with the UK Council for Health Informatics Professionals...

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Ralf Knöringer
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