Jeff Hazard of OLOID explains how passwordless authentication helps healthcare organizations secure shared devices, reduce credential-based risk, improve clinician workflows, integrate with existing IAM platforms and support compliance.
Healthcare organizations need identity and access management that protects sensitive data without slowing clinicians who rely on shared devices throughout the day. Passwordless authentication reduces reliance on passwords, strengthens security against credential-based attacks, and streamlines access across workstations, mobile devices and clinical applications. Success depends on integrating with existing identity infrastructure, supporting diverse workflows and creating a consistent user experience that helps clinicians focus on patient care while meeting regulatory requirements. Automation, standards-based integration and efficient onboarding also improve adoption, reduce administrative overhead and deliver measurable operational value.
In this session, led by Jeff Hazard of OLOID, you will learn:
- How passwordless authentication improves security and efficiency for clinicians using shared devices;
- How modern identity platforms integrate with existing IAM, single sign-on and clinical applications;
- How consistent workflows, compliance and automated onboarding improve adoption and return on investment.
Here is the course outline:
Rethinking Healthcare IAM: Passwordless Identity for Shared Devices and Deskless Clinicians |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |