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HealthcareQuality & ComplianceRepresentative scenario

Mapping PHI Flows Across Clinical and Administrative Systems

A hospital network cannot produce an accurate map of where protected health information moves between its EHR, imaging, billing, and analytics systems.

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Enclosed channels carrying protected material between systems

The challenge

    01

    Integrations have accumulated over fifteen years with no central record of what data each one carries.

    02

    Breach impact assessment is guesswork without knowing which systems hold which PHI.

    03

    Vendor risk reviews cannot be scoped without knowing what a vendor actually receives.

How Drishti solves it

    01

    Integration Discovery

    Data flows between clinical, administrative, and analytics systems are discovered from live traffic and configuration rather than from documentation.

    02

    PHI Classification

    Each flow is classified by the categories of protected information it actually carries.

    03

    Flow Mapping

    A live map is maintained showing where PHI originates, moves, rests, and leaves the boundary.

    04

    Vendor Exposure Scoping

    Third-party systems are scoped by the PHI they genuinely receive, sharpening vendor risk review.

    05

    Change Alerting

    New or changed flows carrying PHI are flagged for review rather than discovered later.

The outcome

  • An accurate, maintained map of PHI movement rather than an outdated diagram.

  • Breach impact assessment scoped against known data flows.

  • Vendor risk reviews scoped by actual rather than assumed data sharing.

Representative scenario: a modelled industry situation showing how this accelerator applies. Figures are projections, not a named client result.

Capabilities used

Every accelerator is assembled from the same capability layer, so a workflow you adopt here shares its foundation with the rest of the portfolio.

Bring us the version of this that you actually have.

Every engagement is fixed-scope and outcome-guaranteed. The scoping conversation starts with your systems, not with a template.