Physicians and hospital administrators may be in agreement on the importance of meeting regulatory requirements, but they do not always see eye to eye when it comes to cybersecurity.
Here are eight statistics on how physicians and hospital administrators rate their organizations’ ability to counter cyberattacks.
Below average
• Physicians: 21 percent
• Hospital administrators and health IT professionals: 8 percent
Adequate
• Physicians: 38 percent
• Hospital administrators and health IT professionals: 46 percent
Above average
• Physicians: 28 percent
• Hospital administrators and health IT professionals: 32 percent
Excellent
• Physicians: 11 percent
• Hospital administrators and health IT professionals: 14 percent
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