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Cover Story: Computer Solutions Unlimited
When It Comes To Patient Care,
Providing Security, Compliance
What Can Be Learned from Tesla Continued from page 1
solution to take the worry and hassle out ery must be built into the system. Because
of handling all the individual pieces." of the design of his company's system, it
No matter what you gut check, is your Kuska said Computer Solutions has a can provide that service regardless of infra-
think about plugging organization evolving target market of companies that 'need' to structure. As long as a working device
your car into an electri- when it comes to be secure, rather than those that just 'want' with any sort of internet connection is
cal outlet at the end of patient care or are you to be. "The medical industry has to com- available, Computer Solutions can provide
the day, Tesla is changing hoping the traditional ply with HIPAA. Our deliverable is basical- access to data, and do it securely. Kuska
the automobile industry approach will contin- ly an IT environment for people in the pointed out, "we have clients in
in incredible ways. If you ue to carry you. It is medical industry that is totally compliant. Charleston, which is frequently evacuated
have not been to a Tesla always good to look We have proven that we can provide them because of flooding. They just take their
dealership, stop by. You outside healthcare to a system that meets all of the regulatory PCs and phones with them, go inland 10
will generally find one in get ideas on how we requirements." miles, plug in, and continue working as if
a non-traditional spot: can improve. Com - That is possible, according to Kuska, they never left their office."
inside a mall for exam- panies, like Apple, because Computer Solutions does all the Kuska said it is important for people to
ple. The approach of Chick-fil-A, Amazon, work in the cloud. "The services we offer understand the benefits of his company's
their sales people is BY JAY JUFFRE Zappos, Uber and oth- are all cloud-based, which means the end- service. "HIPAA right now is challenging
more like going to an ers have completely users – doctors, hospitals, clinics and the medical community because of its
Apple store than a car changed their indus- offices – don't have to provide their own stringent requirements. If someone steals a
dealership. No pressure. Completely tries in both customer service and servers, firewalls, etc. We provide all of laptop that has data on it, the company
informative. They are there to answer experience. that, and the reason we do that is because could be charged per record for what is
any questions you may have. If you As an industry, healthcare organiza- the only environment in which we can stolen. However, if the data never actually
know anyone who has bought a Tesla, tions need to evolve as well. Some are guarantee that somebody is compliant is resides on that PC, the thief can't get any-
their service is even more impressive. having proactive conversations and the one we can control." thing if the laptop is stolen. That's one of
Ninety percent of any issues can be making some real changes. Patients Referring to the medical community in our greatest strengths and benefits, and we
diagnosed in your garage. They will and their families see and feel the dif- particular, Kuska said it's the doctors, the can interface with almost anyone's soft-
send a mobile repair unit and a tech- ference. They realize sooner or later end-users, who are responsible for main- ware."
nician to you and if they can’t fix it, there will be a Tesla-type approach in taining the confidentiality of patient infor- One additional way to measure a prod-
they bring the loaner Tesla to you and healthcare. It is a choice to either lead mation. The way they guarantee that hos- uct is by how quickly it can maneuver and
haul your vehicle back to their service the change or be stuck following it. pitals and clinics and doctors' offices are make changes. He said an individual user
center. Maybe it’s because they view compliant is that they never allow the or company on their own will rarely
themselves as a technology company Jay Juffre is Executive Vice President, information to be stored locally. "At the implement the resources necessary to
more than a car company, but they are ImageFIRST. For more information on end of the day, people can walk out of the respond to all the threats that are identi-
thinking differently and are unique ImageFIRST, call 1-800-932-7472 or office and if someone comes in and steals fied, and they likely will not have the abil-
compared to their competitors. Quick visit www.imagefirst.com. all of their equipment, there's no concern ity to write the codes that are essential for
because the equipment doesn't have any becoming compliant. "As rules change,
information on it; it's in our environment there's no way individual companies can
... it only exists in the cloud." actually go through and make those
Kuska believes CSU provides a service changes on a timely basis. However, when
that no one else does, and they are able to those types of changes come in, OS33 has
do this through a company called OS33. a 24/7 development staff to make modifi-
OS33 maintains the data centers and appli- cations that are required by law, and make
cations and does all the reporting – all the sure everything is running correctly."
things clients wish they could do and And – isn't that what all medical facili-
intend to do, but never quite get around to ties are looking for?
implementing on their own. For more information, visit
He explained that when working with www.csucentral.com
any client that deals in IT, disaster recov- or call (561) 626-4464.

John and Mary Lou Dasburg Announce $1.5 Million

Gift to FIU Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine

John and Mary Lou Dasburg announced a $1.5 million gift to create an endowed chair
in FIU’s Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine (HWCOM). In recognition of this gift,
the university will name the chair as the John and Mary Lou Dasburg Chair in Medicine.
The gift was announced at the college’s biennial fundraising Sapphire Gala. Net proceeds
from the event benefit FIU Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine providing medical stu-
dent scholarships and much needed support for 21st century medical education and
training. “Our Sapphire Gala celebrates the successes and aspirations of our Herbert
Wertheim College of Medicine, which is focused on educating culturally-sensitive doc-
tors,” said FIU President Mark B. Rosenberg. “The Dasburg’s generosity will allow us to
leverage the expertise of top doctors in their field and help us educate the next genera-
tion of medical professionals.”
John A. Rock, the founding dean and senior vice president for Health Affairs, who
recently announced his intention to step down from the deanship, will become the first
recipient of the John and Mary Lou Dasburg Chair in Medicine.
“Dr. Rock exemplifies the qualities of a great and caring physician,” said John Dasburg,
whose daughter, Kathryn, recently graduated from HWCOM. “Our family is proud that
the Provost selected Dean Rock to be the first person to hold this chair and look forward
to supporting the important work that the college does in educating future doctors and
serving the community.” After the passing of their oldest daughter in a school bus acci-
dent in 1988, the Dasburgs committed to supporting education in her name through the
Meredyth Anne Dasburg Foundation. Through the foundation and personally, the
Dasburgs support the Miami Book Fair's children literacy programs, the Health
Information Project, Seraphic Fire, and the New World Symphony. They also have a son,
John Peter, a Miami attorney. The Dasburgs are generous donors and members of the
Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine Dean’s Circle. They have supported the Sapphire
Gala for several years and this year co-chaired the event. John Dasburg is chairman and
CEO of ASTAR Air Cargo. He has held executive positions with Burger King, Northwest
Airlines, Marriott Corp., and KPMG.

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