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Chronicle of a Records Manager: Controlling the Chaos of Disaster Response and Recovery

ARMA International

In the field of records management, there are logistical and large-scale projects that can challenge and perplex RIM professionals. The Office of Archives and Records (OAR) is the official repository for the records of the ANO. This office holds and maintains records created from the early 1700s to today.

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Record Retention Policy for Businesses: A Strategic Guide to Compliance and Efficiency

Armstrong Archives

Whether it’s maintaining regulatory compliance or simply making tax season easier, an effective record retention strategy is paramount. What is Record Retention? Key Elements A record retention policy is an organized framework that dictates how long business records should be kept before they are destroyed or archived.

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Retention and Destruction of Health Information

Armstrong Archives

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) was created to set forth national standards for electronic health care transactions. HIPAA records retention rules apply when a HIPAA-covered entity collects information concerning healthcare services or payment for health care services.

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More Companies Are Digitizing Records Than Ever Before

Armstrong Archives

Not only is there the cost of printing documents, but there are also expenses associated with storage and security, not to mention the labor hours it takes to file documents away or search for them when they’re needed. Utilizing a Third-Party Solution insures consistency across your document library. Digital records management.

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Impact of IDP on Business Growth – Customer Onboarding Use Case

Info Source

They acquire, classify, and convert unstructured and semi-structured information into enhanced usable data for use in business transactions, analytics, records management, discovery, and compliance applications. For example, if your experience as an end customer in an interaction with your bank, insurance carrier, car dealer etc.

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How Long to Keep Medical Records: An Introductory Guide

Shoreline Records Management

Accurate records help prevent medical errors, support evidence-based practices, and facilitate effective communication among healthcare providers. Furthermore, medical records are valuable for legal purposes, such as medical malpractice lawsuits, insurance claims, and disability applications. Reasons for Record Retention 1.

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5 Main Risks Businesses Face in the Digital Age

Armstrong Archives

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) audits, for example, can result in million-dollar penalties for companies that fail to comply. Securely storing and handling your records is required task in order to remain compliant. A breach or records loss can do irreparable harm to a small business.

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