Biometrics are used in doctors’ offices, hospitals, and other healthcare setting for ensuring accurate patient identification, or for monitoring patients. Applications can include access control or patient record storage. Patient monitoring outside of traditional healthcare settings can also employ biometrics, and biometrics are also being implemented for developing applications like electronic prescriptions and remote diagnosis.
Imprivata has entered new digital identity collaborations with Microsoft to drive clinical mobility by providing seamless access with Imprivata Identity…
Liechtenstein has introduced a tech program to provide biometric bracelets for its citizens to monitor COVID-19 in real-time and keep…
Do smartphones and biometric wearables already contain the data we need to know if we have become infected with the…
Biometric identification could provide an invaluable tool for countries lifting coronavirus lockdowns, and in ensuring an eventual vaccine reaches vulnerable…
A national study of a biometric wearable for early onset detection of COVID-19 has been launched, with Oura Rings worn…
A new project to develop a contactless scanner for biometric hand vein identification has been launched by Global ID and…
Members of Russia’s Federation Council and Parliament (Duma) have drafted a bill to digitalize healthcare with biometric authentication for more…
The potential $2 billion sale of Imprivata has been put on hold by Thoma Bravo, the private equity firm that…
AT&T Healthcare has chosen OrangeHook subsidiary LifeMedID and interactive solution provider Elo to provide a frictionless check-in technology supporting different…
A pair of new integrations of Imprivata authentication technologies including OneSign have been launched by the company to streamline identity…
