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Personal Mobile Device Use Underscores Healthcare BYOD Policy Need

March 21, 2019 - The use of personal mobile devices in healthcare highlights the need for organizations to implement a robust healthcare BYOD policy. According to a just released survey of employees and employers by WorkJam, two-thirds of healthcare workers said they would be like to use their personal mobile devices to access information about scheduling changes...


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