Tag: automation
Articles
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A HIPAA Risk Assessment That Is Not Theatre
The annual assessment is a legal requirement. Making it genuinely useful requires treating it as an engineering exercise rather than a document.
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Ambient Documentation Tools: What the Early Deployments Taught Us
The transcription is good. The questions that remain are about accountability, edge cases and what happens to the clinician’s attention.
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The Case for Boring Infrastructure in Clinical Software
Clinical systems fail in ways that matter. The engineering response should be unfashionable, well-understood and heavily tested.
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Prior Authorisation Automation: Where the Hours Actually Are
Most automation projects target submission. Most of the staff time is spent after submission, chasing status.
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Business Associate Agreements Are Not a Security Review
Signing the agreement establishes liability. It does not establish that the vendor can protect anything.
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Closing the Loop on Referrals Without Buying Another Platform
Referral leakage is usually described as a technology gap. More often it is an unowned step in an otherwise functioning process.
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