System
Requirements:
The following
hardware and software is required to run PreViser:
1. The computer you run PreViser on must be a PC
(Windows-based). Currently, the application is not
compatible with Macintosh operating systems.
2. To view data in the PreViser application, you must
have Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 6.0
or higher) installed on your computer.
You may download Internet Explorer for free at: http://www.microsoft.com/ie
3. You need an Internet connection,
either dial-up or dedicated.
REQUIRED:
- Windows
operating system (any of 2000/XP/ME/98)
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (or greater)
- 32 MB RAM (or better)
- Pentium processor
- Super VGA (800 x 600) or higher-resolution monitor with 256 colors
or better
- 10 MB Hard drive space or more
- Dial-up or Dedicated Internet connection
RECOMMENDED:
- Color
or Black and White Printer
- Super VGA (1024 x 768) or higher-resolution monitor with 16,000 colors
or better
- Dedicated Internet connection
Hardware:
A typical
hardware solution should include: Desktop computer, Monitor, Printer,
Firewall, and Cabling. It also might include a Handheld computer.
System
Security:
- Private
health information stored on your computer(s) must be protected from
unauthorized use or access.
- Private
information must be encrypted before being stored on your computer or
transmitted over the Internet.
- Firewalls
should be used to prevent intrusion into the application.
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In addition
to hardware and software, there are some easy steps you can take to protect
your data from accidental loss or malicious damage. You are likely already
practicing most of these. A few action steps are listed below, and you
can find more suggestions and information about security at the PreViser
Support Center.
Ensure
that your computer system is secure: |
- Use a
firewall (as required by PreViser).
- Protect
your system login and password information, changing passwords at intervals
or when necessary.
- Implement
usage policies for email and Internet access, to avoid damage from viruses
or infected files sent via email.
- Back up
data regularly.
- Use surge
protectors.
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| See also the
Disaster Recovery and Medical Privacy
topics for further information about system security. |
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