Day 4: Trump-eting (get it?) a year of Tweeting Birds
On Day 4 of our 12 Days of Christmas Posts we looked at what’s #trending in the Twitterverse. Here are our favorite Tweeters who sang the #HIT songs all year.
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Modernizing our Public Health Surveillance Systems
By Paula Yoon – Disease surveillance is the foundation of public health practice providing essential data to inform decision making and respond to health threats.
Day 3: Our Most Popular Cackling Throughout the Year
It is day three and we would like to spotlight 3 of our and your favorite experts who we publish regularly on our 3 primary sites. None of our experts are French but over the past year you have read and shared their posts more than any others.
Day 2: The Best Doves in our Flock
On day two we pick out our best turtle doves from this year’s resources. Learn more about Optum’s HIPAA Toolkit & Customizable Compliance Plan and Software Advice software guides.
Seeing Patients as People: Creating Clinically Relevant Social Insights Part II
By Sarianne Gruber – I caught up with Ms. Bishop in New York at the MedStatr Momentum, an Equity Crowd Challenge, where she won the People’s Choice award. Congratulations to Mandi and the Aloha Health team!!
Day 1 – Let Our 12 Days of Christmas Posts Begin!
Today marks the start of our annual line up of 12 Days of Christmas Posts. From now through December 25th we’ll be featuring all of…
The Tyranny of the MIPS Composite Score Part Deux
By Jim Tate – My dear departed Mother was a spiritualist. While the kids next door were playing Monopoly my siblings and I were being tutored in the finer aspects of the Ouija board.
Seeing Patients as People: Creating Clinically Relevant Social Insights Part I
By Sarianne Gruber – Mandi Bishop prefers to be called the Chief Evangelist rather than the Chief Executive Officer. Her new start-up, Aloha Health, launched this past July and she is making considerable traction.
Focus on HIPAA Compliance as the OCR Targets Smaller Breaches
By Lisa Eramo – In the coming months, physician practices may find themselves thrust into the HIPAA spotlight thanks to an Office for Civil Rights’ email announcement in August that it would soon target data breaches affecting fewer than 500 individuals.