by Roy Huggins | Sep 21, 2015 | Product and Service Writeups, Clinician Resources, HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Tech For Your Practice
Windows 10: so great that Microsoft skipped Windows 9 to get right to it! It appears, though, that in the rush to get it out there, Microsoft may have overlooked a few privacy issues (or maybe they did it on purpose?…) Windows 10 is built to be very integrative with Microsoft’s online servers. The default […]
by Roy Huggins | Feb 16, 2015 | HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Clinician Resources
They say HIPAA is HIPAA is HIPAA. But can it work differently for mental health clinicians? Are we different in ways that make HIPAA different for us, too?
by Roy Huggins | Oct 20, 2014 | HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Clinician Resources, Tech For Your Practice
Some claim that electronic records are safer than paper because of encryption. This statement is at once totally right and dangerously wrong.
by Roy Huggins | Aug 26, 2014 | Ethics in Tech, Clinician Resources
The 2014 ACA Code of Ethics is taking the lead on asking counselors to disclose to clients when and how they keep e-records. Other professions may follow.
by Roy Huggins | May 11, 2014 | Tech For Your Practice, Clinician Resources, HIPAA and Security for Clinicians
When I started practicing, I didn’t even want to put records on my computer. Now I frequently recommend putting everything you can on the cloud. Here’s why.
by Roy Huggins | Nov 18, 2013 | Product and Service Writeups, Clinician Resources, HIPAA and Security for Clinicians, Tech For Your Practice
Google will now give a Business Associate contract for Gmail, Drive, and Calendar for business. Does this mean health care folks can use those products now?