An effective departmental records management program optimizes the use of records while limiting the costs and risks that can come with poorly managed records. Organized records should meet the ...

Keeping up with the volume and velocity of information creation, use, storage, security, and disposition in any organization is a challenging proposition. Period. Partnership, with active ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Foundation for Medical Quality (OFMQ) announced today it has created a modernized medical records management system that will benefit doctors and patients alike. Oklahoma ...

Starting in January of 2023, businesses subject to California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) may be required to publish the retention periods for all categories of ...

How much does your healthcare facility spend on archival document management retention per year? As the healthcare industry continues the transitional period toward electronic health record ...

Traditionally, organizations have thought of records management as the cataloging and storage of inactive paper records. They may have document management systems, where the emphasis is on author ...

The Records Management Program provides guidance and procedures relating to the management of records held in the College's academic and administrative offices. These records are an integral part of ...

Patrolling San Antonio-based Alamo Colleges can get complicated. The college system, which is the second largest in Texas, has five major campuses, seven satellite campuses, approximately 100,000 ...

September 19, 2024 By Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Kletzer Dear Faculty, With the 2024-25 academic year underway, we would like to encourage all faculty to consider the safe, secure ...

At the end of a record's life, the record should be destroyed in an appropriate manner. Destruction of records should be irreversible and complete to prevent the information from being recovered or ...

The release of the records management audit of the Louisville Metro Police Department should have more general interest that it's getting. Ordered by the Louisville Metro Council "on the heels of a ...