Panelists discuss methods for preserving the confidentiality and security of electronic health data including technical approaches, institutional policies and procedures, and staff and patient education. Participants are provided guidance on developing practical and coherent policies, procedures, and technologies for safeguarding electronic data. This session is designed for attendees who have no experience with the subject. The quality of data is paramount to the success of today s data driven enterprises. The insurance industry is no exception.
Insurers use a variety of resources and techniques to validate data.
Further, insurers are faced with short development cycles and partial product specifications. Speakers discuss how to develop alternative or improved processing methodologies to reduce errors, current error tracking tools and metrics. Participants discuss balancing reasonable testing given time constraints. Emphasis is given to information distributed through emerging technology. Techniques and tools are discussed for cutting through information overload to find useful facts and furnish critical knowledge.