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Security Dilemma: Healthcare Clinicians at Work

While healthcare organizations strive to increase control of network access, clinicians need unencumbered access to data. Clinicians make unconscious decisions daily to comply with security measures or to live with a certain level of insecurity to get their job done.

Rosa R. Heckle

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