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Published on in Vol 13, No 1 (2011): Jan-Mar

How Strong are Passwords Used to Protect Personal Health Information in Clinical Trials?

How Strong are Passwords Used to Protect Personal Health Information in Clinical Trials?

How Strong are Passwords Used to Protect Personal Health Information in Clinical Trials?

Authors of this article:

Khaled El Emam1, 2 ;   Katherine Moreau1 ;   Elizabeth Jonker1
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Matthew Katz, MD ???????? Matthew Katz, MD ???????? @subatomicdoc

@Colin_Hung @PracticalWisdom @crgonzalez Simplistic passwords = easy PHI breach http://t.co/JmMjgbFev1 <-- study from Canada #HCLDR

2:13 AM · Nov 20, 2013

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Colin Hung Colin Hung @Colin_Hung

Great link. Thanks! MT @subatomicdoc: Simplistic passwords = easy PHI breach http://t.co/7IxSavdjgJ <-- study from Canada #HCLDR

2:13 AM · Nov 20, 2013

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Juan Escayola Juan Escayola @jefpi

How Strong are Passwords Used to Protect Personal Health Information in Clinical Trials? http://t.co/lo49GELPxt

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Alefiya Poonawala Alefiya Poonawala @AlefiyaHussa

RT @soundauth: Is #password enough for the #healthcare sector to secure their patient's medical records and other sensitive information? Re…

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RT @soundauth: Is #password enough for the #healthcare sector to secure their patient's medical records and other sensitive information? Re…

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