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How a HiTRUST ensures healthcare technology’s security and privacy
Author(s)Michael Parisi, Drew Boxler
HITRUST Alliance’s qualification ensures transparency and comfort for physician practices seeking new technology vendors
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HITRUST Alliance’s qualification ensures transparency and comfort for physician practices seeking new technology vendors. See why the achievement means greater privacy protections for physician practices, how vendors complete this qualification, and why it should be a part of your risk management strategy.
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