HITRUST certification best practices: Streamlining compliance for healthcare cloud solutions
Senior DevOps and Cloud Architect, USA.
Research Article
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 2024, 24(02), 2915-2925
Publication history:
Received on 05 October 2024; revised on 19 November 2024; accepted on 27 November 2024
Abstract:
HITRUST, which implies Health Information Trust Alliance, has become widely accepted as an indication of proper medical data protection, especially where cloud service is being implemented. While using the cloud to manage EHRs and accessing medical imaging and patient data analytics, healthcare organizations need to achieve compliance. This paper discusses guidelines for implementing HITRUST and important optimization aspects concerning the healthcare cloud infrastructure. The approach applied in the presented work is based on several elements, such as a literature review, the identification of a compliance mapping framework, risk assessment models, and examples of the application of the models. HITRUST CSF has introduced the structure and framework that enables healthcare firms to decrease the audit pressure to a tolerable level when combined with other agile DevOps methods for compliance automation. It also contains details of the difficulties, precaution measures, and tools for collecting, documenting, and implementing policies. Comparative evaluation is also included in the paper between HITRUST and other comparable standards such as HIPAA, NIST, and ISO/IEC 27001. Benchmarks are supplements to flowcharts or compliance heat maps that articulate the flow of the program. The last part of the article overviews the prospects of external compliance monitoring using artificial intelligence and the presence of zero-trust architecture.
Keywords:
Hit rust; Healthcare Compliance; Cloud Security; CSF; HEPA; Risk Management; Automation; Continuous Compliance; Her; Cloud Solutions
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