So, if you were to install Evernote on a PC or Mac under an encrypted account, and then put all of your notes in an offline (and it absolutely MUST be offline), then you wouldn’t be violating any HIPAA guidelines. The only way that Evernote can be used in a way that involves any protected information is if the notes are kept completely offline. Is there any way I can use Evernote in my practice? It is absolutely not OK to put PHI on Evernote. There’s no way to guarantee the safety of the information that you sync, and there are simply too many windows through which a hacker can break in and gain access to information. It syncs your data across your phone and computers, and makes it easy to access everything everywhere. Unfortunately, Evernote is not HIPAA compliant.īy its very nature, Evernote is geared towards easily sharing data. Notejoy is, however, cross-platform compatible with Mac and PC for multi-computer users.īottom-line: If you share notes, especially with a work team, this is a great way to see and edit notes with others.Talk to us! Can I use Evernote to keep track of patient information? The iPhone companion app still needs a lot of work. It's missing a few key features that Evernote switchers will miss, like a web-clipper feature and proper tagging options. It also has integrated features with Slack to make collaboration with your team even more streamlined. If your team uses a business or group email account (our team's iMore email account, for example), you can set up collaborations for anyone with the same domain suffix so you don't have to invite people individually. You can collaborate in real-time with others and everything works beautifully.

The most impressive aspect of Notejoy is how fast everything syncs. You can upload documents from your computer to your Mac or PC and sync them to the iPhone app. It is fast becoming what I would consider to be the ultimate replacement for Evernote. If you're big on collaborating with your notes, you are going to love NoteJoy.

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