Author: Dr. Rachael Bailey

Are you in the market for a top database offering to safely and securely store your data, either on-premise or in the cloud? No matter the size of your business or organization, today’s digital culture leaves us with vast amounts of data to store, such as customer contact details, inventory tracking, or account information. A top database solution will enable you to efficiently organize your data and ensure that it remains secure while enhancing accessibility to the information.

Database offerings are part of a highly competitive market, making it difficult to find the right solution to leverage for your business. While all databases accomplish the same key task, they each offer distinct benefits and advantages. When choosing a suitable database software, you should consider how it will integrate with your existing infrastructure, whether it is user-friendly and scalable, the level of support offered, and the overall cost of the software.

We have compiled a list of the leading database solutions on the market, including both free and paid offerings.

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Despite a move towards digital and paperless alternatives such as email, the fax machine still has a place within many healthcare organizations, providing an effective means of sending and receiving Protected Health Information (PHI). While fax may seem outdated, there has recently been a shift to cloud-based fax services, improving usability and the security of shared information. Cloud fax solutions form a sort of hybrid between traditional fax and email, allowing users to transmit data in a digital format using a secure internet connection, negating the need for expensive machinery.

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While COVID-19 social distancing measures have significantly limited our physical contact with others over the past 18 months, remote chat applications have enabled healthcare providers to stay in contact with their patients and colleagues. With face-to-face healthcare visits restricted, telehealth solutions have improved access to care and have helped to maintain physician-patient relationships.

When used by healthcare organizations to exchange sensitive patient information, chat applications must operate securely and adhere to all the relevant HIPAA guidelines. Applications within this space must make a considerable investment into ensuring their safety and security.

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Choosing a safe and secure file-sharing application is essential for any business. For healthcare providers who handle Protected Health Information (PHI), the stakes are even higher, and they must find a reputable file-sharing app that adheres to the regulations governed under HIPAA legislation.

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As the world rapidly becomes digital, many healthcare organizations are implementing patient portals to enhance the patient-physician relationship, increasing accessibility and patient engagement. The coronavirus pandemic has served to drive the adoption of patient-centered care forward as healthcare providers increasingly rely on remote interactions with their patients.

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