We know that delivering quality patient care is your first priority. However, the business of healthcare can be demanding and costly – and finding the right healthcare solutions and technology services for your organization is a big challenge. Konica Minolta helps you rethink and improve the health of your organization’s productivity, with an array of solutions and services from EHR-integrated secure print and scanning to RPA, all configured for your budget. We will help digitally transform your organization with seamless integration of standard electronic health records to practice management and third party systems.
The efficient and secure capture, storage and exchange of protected health information (PHI) is a continual challenge, and can lead to lost productivity, costly rework and potentially even HIPAA violations. The Healthcare-Enabled MFP (multifunction printer) offers Direct Secure messaging for a more efficient and HIPAA-compliant means of exchange; further, it provides scan integrations to a number EHRs via our Kno2 APIs, as well as HIPAA-Compliant Cloud for those instances when Direct messaging isn’t available with specific referral partners. The Konica Minolta Healthcare-Enabled MFP reduces time spent on administrative processes, while enhancing the process of sharing PHI across the care continuum.
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The healthcare industry is filled with complexities. Although there has been significant progress made in healthcare technology in recent years, there continues to be a wide range of challenges. From cybersecurity and data interoperability to digital transformation, this podcast series will provide you with invaluable insight on the most relevant and engaging topics in the healthcare industry.
The Transformative Potential of RPA for the Healthcare Industry
We all seem to be experiencing different levels of frustration getting to see a doctor that is in our health network or that is taking new patients, or repeating answers over and over again to different staff members when we go in for an appointment.
Konica Minolta provides a wide array of solutions addressing administrative and clinical workflow challenges faced by our hospital and health system customers, including:
Automating repetitive, manual processes across the healthcare organization can save time, reduce costs and improve the clinician, staff and patient experience. IIM Solutions and services from Konica Minolta include:
Our national IT services division, provides a wide portfolio of services to the healthcare industry through our healthcare practice, including:
Hospitals, clinics and extended care providers need to guard against potential threats and liabilities within their physical buildings and assets. Keep “staff only” areas for authorized personnel with facial recognition enabled at the door. Easily adjust authorizations when there are new hires or staff that leaves the school district’s employment.
With intelligent internet-protocol (IP) design, Konica Minolta customizes our video security systems to proactively address your monitoring and security needs – indoor, outdoor, in low-light, in challenging weather conditions, or with thermal imaging – to ensure you have visibility to all activity around your buildings and their perimeters. Our smart systems and intelligent video streaming capabilities allow for maximum coverage and maximum security.
Ransomware attacks and data breaches in healthcare impacted more than 51 million electronic medical records in 2022, according to a 2022 Healthcare Data Breach Report published in the HIPAA Journal. Despite a 113% decline from 2021, it was the second-highest number of breaches to date.
Although national health systems have the resources to hire healthcare cybersecurity experts and to support comprehensive staff training, smaller institutions that may lack even a full-time IT staff, are much more vulnerable.
This white paper highlights the scope of this cybersecurity war, exploring how bad actors instigate these cyber attacks, the scope of the data breaches, and what stakeholders are doing at the regional and national levels to address this crisis. It also explores how hospitals respond to these challenges.
