Is your ASC’s IT ready for 2015? 15 New Years’ resolutions

PriorityOne Group compiled a list of 15 New Years’ resolutions for healthcare IT in 2015.

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“We think every organization should make it a priority to improve their IT in 2015, and for good reason. The benefits of doing so can be significant, and can include improved compliance, operational efficiency, staff productivity and preparedness for the unexpected,” states the blog post.

Here are the top five resolutions:

1. Migrate from Windows Server 2003.
2. Speak with vendors about costs.
3. Work more closely with IT vendors.
4. Leverage technology to ensure HIPAA compliance.
5. Improve IT security.

For full commentary on these points and all 15 resolutions, click here.

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