In this interview Dr Brett Taylor speaks with IT security expert, Robert Laurie, about the importance of preparing for a malware attack.
Jesse Flyntoff, from IT My Way, provides valuable insider knowledge on how to optimise the security and efficiency of your practice IT systems.
This presentation will outline ways in which dental practices can comply with their privacy obligations.
Social media is very much part of our lives, both private and professional. What does this mean for professionalism in dentistry?
When it comes to the issue of privacy in our digitally connected world, it is easy to come to the conclusion that it simply no longer exists.
Dental practitioners have a professional and legal responsibility to keep patient information confidential.
As a dental practitioner, one of your foremost legal responsibilities is to ensure that the information you collect about your patients is secure and kept in the highest confidence by you and your staff. Click herefor more information on your privacy obligations and for resources to assist you tin developing your privacy policy.
Other Resources for Data Security, Privacy and Information Management.
A guide to assist practices with observering data, privacy and information management security requirements.
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