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Why patient safety should include protecting data from breaches

Richard Staynings, an independent executive security leader, says the concept of keeping patients safe is more than just preventing infections and falls but should also include protecting their data from security breaches.
By HIMSS TV
June 10, 2019
09:29 am
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Singapore eHealth & Health 2.0 Summit, cybersecurity, security breaches

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