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by snuxoll 2631 days ago
> But, for companies with larger operations and reach it's definitely a non-trivial problem.

The more hands you have touching any given system the work required to ensure compliance in any regulated industry increases, that's certainly a given.

Technical compliance is the easy part in all honesty, all of the human elements (policy, procedure) requires constant attention and is the majority of what our compliance and QA teams deal with. This is the hardest thing to deal with, and it's not even just "don't expose PHI" but making sure you have everything just the way a certain insurance company likes things, that a chart has supporting documentation for a specific procedure, etc. Makes me glad I only have to deal with our applications and the systems they run on, props to the compliance team for all the headache they have to deal with.