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https://eagleassociates.net/news/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/AdobeStock_317995562-scaled.jpeg25601707Personal devices, especially smartphones, are often neglected when considering the ways that electronic protected health information (EPHI) is received, stored, and transmitted in healthcare settings. While most workforce members may be prohibited from using their personal devices or smartphones to receive, transmit or store EPHI, providers often cannot avoid it. Any text, email or voice... Continue reading →