Chief Information Officer at ProAccura, Tim Curtis, Featured at 2013 Tennessee Association of Mental Health Organizations (TAMHO) Symposium
Nashville, Tenn (PRWEB) September 25, 2013 -- The mission behind the TAMHO symposium is to promote the advancement of effective behavioral health services, and be an advocate for people in need of care. Bringing a company, such as ProAccura, to the symposium allows participants to learn and absorb information about IT security.
With a skill set of IT planning, problem resolution, and technical staffing, Curtis was a great addition to this year’s lineup because of the always-evolving trends of IT in healthcare. His heavy focus on IT security and data privacy is vital in the healthcare world because of strict confidentiality policies and the increasing impact of HIPAA regulation.
“I think a great deal of importance falls on making sure the audience understands key technology concepts with respect to information security,” said Curtis. “After my session, I hope participants understand the high-level steps they can take to begin securing their environment.”
Curtis covered HIPAA Directives that deal directly with security in the healthcare industry. The HIPAA Security Rule specifically focuses on the safeguarding of electronic protected health information (EPHI).
The symposium also featured two sessions led by David Hilley, of Hilley Health, and John Hilley, of Patmos LLC, both of Nashville.
About ProAccura
ProAccura, LLC is a managed IT Services Provider and consulting firm. ProAccura has extensive experience delivering effective solutions for GLBA, FFIEC, PCI/DSS, SOX, and HIPAA-HITECH related institutions as well as businesses across all industries. Thanks to that experience, ProAccura’s clients have access to the unique and valuable skill set behind their Managed Services. ProAccura’s integrated solutions ensure that companies stay current and compliant in today’s information-rich business environments.
Tim Curtis, ProAccura, http://www.proaccura.com, (615) 577-5700, [email protected]
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