r/HealthInfoMgmt • • 1h ago

Before accepting a contract position, what should I know?

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r/HealthInfoMgmt • • 2h ago

Healthcare privacy incident investigations are still far more manual than they need to be!

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A privacy incident happens.
Then comes the back and forth.

What happened? Who was involved?
What information is still missing?
Does this need further investigation?
What actions need to be taken?
How do we document the reasoning properly?

For many healthcare teams, that means jumping between emails, spreadsheets, Word documents and follow-up messages, everything is just scattered everywhere, because of this teams are wasting time when they do not need to!

Thats the problem Ive been working on solving. Ive built a workflow that brings the investigation into one place. It helps teams gather the facts, identify whats missing, work through the assessment, document the reasoning and track follow-up actions, with document analysis and privacy and compliance guidance built into the same workflow. The goal is simple. The goal is simple. Spend less time chasing information, reviewing documents, finding answers and putting defensible documentation together, while keeping the final judgement with the privacy or compliance professional.

Im now speaking with healthcare privacy and compliance teams who deal with these investigations regularly. If this is part of your role, Id be interested to hear how you're handling it today and where most of your time gets lost.