The State of HITRUST in 2021

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Recorded07 Jan 2021

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As we enter 2021, it is time to reflect on everything that happened in 2020 and how it will affect HITRUST in the new year. Sabrina Serafin interviews two HITRUST experts, Michael Parisi and Andrew Hicks. They discuss how COVID-19 affected the HITRUST marketplace and how upcoming changes to the HITRUST assessment may affect companies and organizations. Host - Sabrina Serafin, Partner and National Practice Leader of Frazier & Deeter's Process Risk and Governance Practice Guests - Michael Parisi, Member of the HITRUST leadership team and Vice President of Assurance Strategy & Community Development - Andrew Hicks, National Practice Leader of Frazier & Deeter's HITRUST practice.

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