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Variation and Waste in Healthcare
New On Demand Healthcare Upside/Down: With guest Elliott S. Fisher, MD, MPH, Professor of Health Policy and Medicine at The Dartmouth Institute. Dr. Nick and Dr. Fisher discuss how some innovative organizations are embracing alternative payment models—and succeeding.
NursesNOW Roundup September 2022
Our monthly round up of nurses news, from the associations, providers, hospital systems, and nurses themselves.
HIPAA Right of Access Goes to the Dentist
By Matt Fisher – Covered entities as defined by HIPAA come in various types and shapes. It is not just a physician’s office or a hospital. Any entity that provides healthcare services and bills insurance (very gross oversimplification) can and likely does qualify as a covered entity.
The Last Day to Start a 90-day EHR Reporting Period is October 3
CMS wants to remind Medicare Promoting Interoperability Program participants that the EHR reporting period for new and returning participants is a minimum of any continuous, self-selected, 90-day period.
Health IT Innovation
Federated Learning Is Driving a New Approach to Health Care
By Ittai Dayan, MD – Following the enactment of HIPAA, patient privacy cemented itself among the foremost concerns of health care providers. This focus on patient privacy was only amplified after Europe passed its own, stronger set of regulations under The General Data Protection Regulation.
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Friday at Five: The Quest for Interoperability
In our never ending quest for interoperability, are we any closer to our goal? This year is bringing us more talk and collaboration than we have seen but will that turn into action? Here are 5 things talking about interoperability.
Read MoreRegulatory
The Last Day to Start a 90-day EHR Reporting Period is October 3
CMS wants to remind Medicare Promoting Interoperability Program participants that the EHR reporting period for new and returning participants is a minimum of any continuous, self-selected, 90-day period.
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Variation and Waste in Healthcare
New On Demand Healthcare Upside/Down: With guest Elliott S. Fisher, MD, MPH, Professor of Health Policy and Medicine at The Dartmouth Institute. Dr. Nick and Dr. Fisher discuss how some innovative organizations are embracing alternative payment models—and succeeding.
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Healthcare Revenue Cycle and Finance
Peeling Away at the Private Equity Healthcare Business Model
By David Burda – The debate over private-equity ownership in healthcare really centers around two questions: Will prices for medical care go up or down after a PE firm buys a provider organization? Will quality and service go up or down after a PE firm buys a provider organization?
Read MoreDigital Health & Telemedicine
Bridging the Digital Divide in Healthcare – No Person Left Behind
By Lynda Rowe – The COVID-19 pandemic forced the healthcare community to pivot quickly and deliver care remotely. It offered patients the ability to receive non-urgent care while staying safely in their homes. The rapid shift to telehealth was executed with lightning speed.
Read MoreAnalytics & Population Health
Studies, Surveys and Reports: What Can We Learn?
This month’s roundup of surveys and reports from around the industry includes Rx adherence better with electronic prescriptions, leveraging AI in hospitals, Alzheimer’s and multivitamins, hospital margins continue to drop, physician’s seeing digital health benefits, and more RPM in cardiac care since pandemic.
Read MoreHealth IT Security Privacy and Compliance
HIPAA Right of Access Goes to the Dentist
By Matt Fisher – Covered entities as defined by HIPAA come in various types and shapes. It is not just a physician’s office or a hospital. Any entity that provides healthcare services and bills insurance (very gross oversimplification) can and likely does qualify as a covered entity.
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