David I am not a developer nor have I worked in a Software Company That said if your goal is to be compliant I would suggest your hire someone to review your current company standards As a long time Pharmacist we were regulated by the State Board of Pharmacy who did periodic inspections at the Retail Level it was not real serious but when I moved over to a Teaching Hospital as a Director the review was a lot more rigorous Our HR did not understand anything about the skills to work in a teaching environment let alone a Hospital If they had a Pharmacy License that was all that was needed Paying for a review could give you suggestions that would help in deciding on a outside company or hiring a full or part time HR person I have installed a couple of Hospital Systems and am amazed at how BIG Hospitals do not listen to the talent they have When I suggested to one Hospital CEO they use a Pharmacist to manage the Pharmacy side of the system the IT people wanted my head in the end the CEO went with my recommendation When I pointed out they lost half a million in billing over 6 months might have had something to do with the acceptance of my recommendation My BEST it is great that you reached out to the amazing talent that hangs out here

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Try being useful from the other side of the planet, when I opened up CP this morning a response from JSOP was 4 pages down in the Lounge. For those of us that do not have CP open all day every day we are doomed to be spectators, either commit to being a CP junkie or be satisfied to be a spectator. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity - RAH I'm old. I know stuff - JSOP

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The way I see it, it's not the end of the world if an offsite backup gets even an entire month behind--it's really for those times when disaster strikes and the backup(s) you had sitting right next to the computer no longer present a viable restore option. I work from home as well also, but we do have an office about an hour's drive away. If something so bad happens that my data at both locations is destroyed, then I was probably sitting somewhere in-between as well and I'm probably no longer in a position where I'd still care all that much about any of the data I've collected over time. That said, I wouldn't suggest to anyone a cloud backup is out of the question. I just find it impractical for myself because of sheer volume--and I'm not going to take the time now to figure out what can be in a cloud backup account, and what can be kept separate.

Paula Januszkiewicz is very good.