The table below shows the available settings for each of the items on the Security preferences tab. Select the items you want to apply. The default value for each item is shown at the right of the tab.
System |
Site |
Account |
Preference |
Definition |
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Signing password cache interval |
This setting controls how often to request a password confirmation when a radiologist signs or approves a report. This preference is ignored for transcriptionist/editors; they are not prompted for a password. Select Ask every time, Never ask, a number of minutes (5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 60, or 90), or hours (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 12). |
Ask every time |
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Automatic log off idle time |
The amount of time the user can stay logged into the system when there is no activity at the workstation. Select Never, or a number of minutes (15, 30, 45, 60, or 90), or hours (2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 12, 18, or 24). NOTE: For administrators with access to the PowerScribe 360 | Reporting Administrator Portal, the idle time is fixed at 60 minutes. |
Never |
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Lock out user after failed attempts |
Select Never, or select the number of attempts. |
Never |
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Lock out user after days of inactivity |
Select Never, a number of days ( 7, 15, 30, or 45), a number of months (2, 3, 4, 5, or 6), or one year. |
Never |
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Forced password change interval |
The period of time after which the user is prompted to create a new password. The user is not allowed to reuse an older password, and empty passwords are not permitted. This preference is disregarded when LDAP authentication is used. Select Never, a number of days (7, 15, 30, or 45 ), a number of months (2, 3, 4, 5, or 9), or one year. Selecting a value other than Never activates the Force Reset item in the Password menu on the Accounts tab. |
30 days |
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Require strong password |
The system is to reject any password that does not contain at least at least 6 characters, with at least one letter and one digit. |
False |
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Allow null password via automation |
A third-party system (for example, PACS) can log in a user to PowerScribe 360 | Reporting without specifying a password. This option can be useful for single sign-on scenarios where the PACS is not capable of sending the password. |
True |
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Enable simultaneous logins |
Allows a user to log in at more than one workstation simultaneously. CAUTION: It is recommended that you not enable this preference, both for security purposes and to avoid corruption of the roaming speech profile. |
False |
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Enable automatic log collection |
Select this check box to enable the "Collect logs..." feature automatically when the user logs off of the client application. NOTE: Although this is an Account level preference, only an administrator can manage this option in the admin portal; it is not available to dictators/editors in the client application preferences. |
False |
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Enable application logging |
Select one or more items to log at the account level. Choices are:
To set the length of time to keep logs, go to System > Configuration > PowerScribe 360 Client and select a number of days. |
Disabled |
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Warn on logoff |
The software displays a warning message when the user exits the application or if the application is closed automatically. Choices are:
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Never |
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Block display of demographics |
The patient's Name and MRN appear as n/a, and are not displayed when the user views the report. (This option is usually activated for users with editor or technologist roles—assuming they do not need to see this patient information—so as to meet HIPAA requirements.) |
False |
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Physician access mode |
This preference controls the way physicians access the system.
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Enabled with administered registration |