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Secure storage and backup of client records and session notes

Purpose

1.1. Automate secure storage and backup of client records and session notes to satisfy legal, ethical, and organizational requirements for EMDR therapists.
1.2. Automating compliance with regulations such as GDPR or HIPAA for client confidentiality, retention, and retrieval.
1.3. Automatedly protect against data loss, tampering, or unauthorized access while streamlining routine documentation tasks.
1.4. Automate multi-location access and allow seamless retrieval/sharing for clinical review, supervision, or audits.
1.5. Automator ensures continuous, auditable backup cycles to mitigate manual error and enable automated restorations.

Trigger Conditions

2.1. New client record/session note created, updated, or finalized in EMR or practice management system.
2.2. End of workday or preset time interval for automated batch backup.
2.3. Manual request via client portal or therapist dashboard for instant automated backup.
2.4. Changes detected in client files (e.g., edits, deletions) initiate the automation.
2.5. Regulatory or audit request triggers automated export or archive workflows.

Platform Variants

3.1. Google Drive
• Feature/Setting: Use “Files: create” and “Files: update” API endpoints to automate uploading and revising encrypted session notes.
3.2. Dropbox
• Feature/Setting: Automate via “files/upload” API for new/changed records and “files/get_temporary_link” for secure retrieval.
3.3. Microsoft OneDrive
• Feature/Setting: Automated “Create file” and “Update file” in the OneDrive API for seamless backup and access control management.
3.4. AWS S3
• Feature/Setting: Automatically execute “PutObject” API for secure, encrypted storage and “Lifecycle” rules for backup retention automation.
3.5. Box
• Feature/Setting: “Files Upload” API to automate file uploads, versioning, and audit logs for compliance.
3.6. iManage
• Feature/Setting: Automate via “Document Create” and “Document Update” functions for healthcare-grade file workflows.
3.7. Egnyte
• Feature/Setting: Automated “Upload File” and “Download File” via Egnyte’s REST API to automate backup processes.
3.8. Citrix ShareFile
• Feature/Setting: Automates secure upload using “UploadFile” endpoint; manage automated folder structuring for clients.
3.9. Tresorit
• Feature/Setting: Use automated “Upload” via Tresorit API to assure end-to-end encrypted storage and sharing.
3.10. Apple iCloud
• Feature/Setting: Automate file backup to iCloud Drive via Apple’s CloudKit APIs, enforcing two-factor authentication.
3.11. Google Cloud Storage
• Feature/Setting: Automated “objects.insert” method for storage and “Bucket Policy Only” for encryption and compliance.
3.12. Backblaze B2
• Feature/Setting: Automator uses “b2_upload_file” and scheduled “b2_list_file_versions” for versioned backups.
3.13. Azure Blob Storage
• Feature/Setting: Automated “Put Blob” action to back up files, configure “Immutable Blob Storage” for compliance.
3.14. SpiderOak
• Feature/Setting: Automate secure “Upload” via SpiderOak REST endpoints, leveraging no-knowledge privacy models.
3.15. Zoho WorkDrive
• Feature/Setting: Automated “Files API” for new documents; set up “Auto Backup” schedules for client records.
3.16. Jotform
• Feature/Setting: Automate export of form submissions to encrypted PDF and deliver to cloud storage via webhook automation.
3.17. Monday.com
• Feature/Setting: Automatedly export client task boards as PDF or CSV using API calls and back up to preferred cloud platform.
3.18. Salesforce Health Cloud
• Feature/Setting: Automate “Files Connect” with secure transfer of attachments and automated archiving.
3.19. Nextcloud
• Feature/Setting: “Files_upload” API to automate local or remote encrypted storage of therapy records.
3.20. SecureDocs
• Feature/Setting: Automate “UploadFile” and “AuditLog” features for controlled, recorded storage action.

Benefits

4.1. Automates compliance by systematically backing up all relevant documentation and session data.
4.2. Reduces manual error and guarantees reliable, tamper-evident storage of critical healthcare data.
4.3. Automator decreases administrative burden, enabling EMDR therapists to focus on clinical care.
4.4. Ensures automated disaster recovery and fast restoration of client records in any emergency.
4.5. Enables confident automated audits and efficient regulatory reporting for healthcare providers.
4.6. Centralizes and automates historical record-keeping, ensuring traceable, permission-based access.
4.7. Improves client trust via transparent, secure, automated handling of their sensitive therapy notes.
4.8. Seamless integration and onboarding for EMDR practices regardless of size or case volume through workflow automation.

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