Shared stations, borrowed logins
On rounds, the fastest login is a colleague’s session that is still open, and everyone on the floor knows it.
On rounds, the fastest login is a colleague’s session that is still open, and everyone on the floor knows it.
A forgotten password interrupts rounds, adds an IT call and encourages workarounds.
Shared credentials can’t tell reviewers who actually viewed a record or signed off an order.
The EHR wants one password, imaging another, pharmacy a third. Clinicians shoulder them all.
Records get viewed from personal tablets and public workstations, and each screen is a privacy question.
Storing staff biometrics for login is its own compliance exposure, a second sensitive database next to the first.
Walk up, scan the on-screen code and glance at your enrolled phone. No face enrollment is stored on the station.
Identity verification events tie to a verified individual and export as CSV for access reviews.
Enroll residents, locums and contractors from personnel photos. Deactivate access when the directory records the end of their rotation.
Roles and scopes keep clinical, admin, and research systems on separate permissions, assigned centrally.
Patients sign in on their own phone. There is no sign-in password to reset or replay from a password breach.
A live face check on the enrolled phone signs the patient into the integrated video visit.
Portal, appointments, results, billing: one directory and one passwordless sign-in across every patient-facing app.