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Securely implementing remote access within health information management.

Abstract

As technology changes, our definition of the workplace expands, and we no longer are limited to working at our desk in an office. The authors describe technologies that enable us to work from home or on the road and examine security regulations and precautions.

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E T Carroll, S Wright, C Zakoworotny. 1998. Securely implementing remote access within health information management.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10177483/

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