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Skip to Navigation You are not signed in Sign In Register RSS / Subscribe www.healthcaregoesmobile.com Search this site: NIST Needs Firms to Analyze Health IT Standards Submitted by John Farrell on Tue, 12/22/2009 - 1:48pm in EHR/EMR , Healthcare IT , Healthcare Reform , HIT Stimulus , Public Policy , ...

Molina Healthcare Deploys dataguise To Protect Personal Health Information And Help Comply with HIPAA

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Fremont, CA – dataguise, a leading innovator of security solutions for protecting sensitive data across the enterprise, has announced that Molina Healthcare  deployed dataguise dgmasker™ and dgdiscover™ in more than 100 training, development and testing environments. dataguise security products identify and mask the Personal Health Information (PHI) of Molina Healthcare’s members and providers, thus protecting sensitive data and enabling the ...

Tackling the Tough One: Master Data Management for the Healthcare Enterprise

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One of the big struggles in healthcare is the difficulty of Master Data Management.  A typical regional hospital organization can have upwards of 200+ healthcare applications, multiple versions of systems and, of course, many, many “hidden” departmental applications.  In that situation, Master Data Management for the enterprise as a whole can seem like a daunting task.  Experience dictates that those who are successful in this effort start ...

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