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Long-term planning and short-term solutions for healthcare burnout and turnover are critical to healthcare’s ability to deliver patient care. A solid identity infrastructure can ensure that nurses and others can access relevant care information at the right time. Automating access is essential for quick onboarding during surges and avoiding long-term technology frustration and security issues. In this session, we’ll speak with leaders about the challenges of delayed access and the temptation to “rubber stamp” provisioning. 

Updated protocols for an evolving staffing model to accommodate travel nurses, nurses with multiple roles, and the changing roles of nurse leadership. Beyond multi-factor authentication - creating a deeper understanding of identity governance to ease staffing challenges Educate to avoid dangerous workarounds like using the same access or over-provisioned clinicians to prevent breaches that impact the delivery of care Discover, secure, and manage identity to help clinicians get on the front lines faster by providing frustration-free access to the application, systems, and data at the right place and time.

 Scott Raymond, MHA, INF, BSN, RN Chief Information & Innovation Officer Nebraska Medicine 

Rob Sebaugh, Healthcare Strategist SailPoint 

Victoria Tiase, Ph.D., RN-BC Assistant Professor University of Utah 

Matthew Holt, Founder THCB Moderator