What is access management system?

Answer 1

Access Management is concerned with the management of people's rights of access to information, and as such has common purpose not only with Information Security Management, but also with Availability Management, giving practical effect to the policies and requirements of both processes. Its goal is to ensure that the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information are effectively managed across the organization. Data and information must not only be protected against unauthorized access and the possibility of it being stolen or changed. It must also be readily available to those who are authorized to access it.

A key part of Access Management is the management of people's rights to access information and services. People who have the right, in terms of business policy and need, to access information should have that right implemented through access controls. These rights must be consistent with relevant legislation such as data protection legislation, and must be kept under review and changed or revoked when a person's status changes within the organization, or when a material risk is identified.

Answer 2

The objective of patient access management is to facilitate and streamline the process by which patients access healthcare services and resources within a healthcare organization. It involves managing the patient's journey from the initial point of contact with the healthcare system to the point of care delivery and beyond. Patient access management aims to provide a positive patient experience while ensuring efficient operations and financial viability for the healthcare facility.