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U.S. Secret Service to Address Identity Theft and Crime in Healthcare / New Era of Compliance
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Deputy James Tomshack from the U.S. Secret
Service will be among the speaking faculty at an event geared for healthcare
professionals and Information Officers. With patient trust waning, James will
discuss how healthcare organizations can safeguard patient data from internal
abuses or identity theft.
Integrating new security standards and compliance into a long-established
system, which epitomizes patient-care, is a complex and challenging task for
many in the healthcare industry. For this reason the Strategic Research
Institute assembled a group of healthcare experts who will discuss how to
deploy effective security strategies that can safeguard data, without
undermining an organization's commitment to healthcare urgency and data
integrity.
HIPAA Compliance 2005 -- New Strategies That Safeguard Data Conference will
take place at the Loews Vanderbilt Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee, November 14,
2005. It is designed to meet the industry's evolving business needs in the
New Era of Compliance.
Featured speakers include, but are not limited to:
-- Mark M. Johnson, Chief Information Security Officer,
Vanderbilt University and Medical Center
-- The Honorable Senator Roy Herron, Member of the General Welfare,
Health and Human Resources Committee, General Assembly,
State of Tennessee
-- James F. Tomshack, Deputy, Office of Investigations, United States
Secret Service
-- Paul Connelly, Vice President & Chief Information Security Officer,
Healthcare Corporation of America
-- Hai Ngo, Chief Information Security Officer, NYU Medical Center
For complimentary passes please contact the conference producer, Karin
Wessely-Bechor, at 212-967-0095 ext. 224 or kbechor@srinstitute.com.
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