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Shared mobile devices in healthcare

July 18, 2019

This paper reviews mobile healthcare opportunities and trends, explains some of the challenges mobile technology presents for IT and security teams, and describes the barriers and risks associated with traditional approaches to authenticating mobile device users. It summarizes the capabilities and benefits of a next-generation mobile authentication solution, and explains how Imprivata Mobile Device Access enables fast, secure access to clinical mobile devices and applications.

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Human Care, an ambitious, fast growing medical aid company. Human Care produce and provide mobility solutions for people with special needs. The products serve to be a natural part of life to anyone who might need them. Human Care’s current product areas are: overhead lifts, rollators, transport chairs and floor-level-beds for people with reduced mobility.

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