Vendor-owned cloud computing might offer the benefit of reduced costs of maintaining hardware and information technology support in an individual healthcare system. What is the main reason that cloud computing is not widely accepted in healthcare?
A) Concern about vendor support and functionality of the products
B) Concern about usability and interoperability of systems
C) Concern about information security and privacy
D) Concern about data storage and retrieval

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The main reason cloud computing is not widely accepted in healthcare is due to concerns about information security and privacy, as healthcare data is highly sensitive and subject to strict regulations.

Vendor-Owned Cloud Computing Might Offer the Benefit of Reduced Costs