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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2024 · 20 MIN

Managing Competing Government Data Requirements & Best Practices to Balance Sharing with Protection

from Healthcare IT Today Interviews · host John Lynn

The desire for healthcare data has never been greater.  This is true for healthcare organizations that want legitimate access to data.  Hackers that want to breach healthcare data.  Startups that want appropriate access to data and some who want to push the envelope of what data should be shared.  Patients who want access to their health data.  And everything in between.  Plus, there's a complex maze of national and state laws which govern when and how healthcare data can and should be shared. One of the companies we've talked to over the years about ROI (Release of Information) and health data sharing is MRO.  They've had decades of experience managing when and how health data should be shared.  While at the AHIMA conference, I had a chance to dive deeper into this topic with MRO's Chief Product Officer, Mo Weitnauer Learn more about MRO: https://mrocorp.com/ Health IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

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