The highly regulated health care industry must contend with an ever-changing array of mandates from the state and federal governments. In this section, stories cover a broad range of laws that affect privacy and security of health information, the use of medical devices, and initiatives requiring data reporting for quality purposes. In addition, health care reform topics such as accountable care organizations and health insurance exchanges are covered here.


New Content on HHS Consumer Web Sites

Report: HIEs Need I.T. Help, but Shun HIT Workers from Fed’s Training Programs

Survey Ranks ‘Fairness’ of Payer Reimbursements

CSC Report Looks Ahead to Stage 2 Meaningful Use

Health Plan ID, Insurance Exchange Rules Coming Soon

CMS Demo Programs Will Require Providers to Do More to Justify Claims

Hey, HHS: We Need the Stage 2 and Privacy Rules NOW

MGMA Asks HHS for More Time, Fixes to HIPAA 5010

AMA to Sebelius: Stop ICD-10

Rule Would Boost Payment for Primary Care

Vendors Team for Mock HIPAA Privacy Audits

AAFP Hopes “Free” Builds its Networking Site

Information Governance: The Essential Accountability Wrapper

Mobile Health in the Regulatory Crosshairs

Scrambling I.T. to Address Drug Shortages

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A major success factor for accountable care organizations will be linking caregivers across the spectrum of care delivery. If history is any indication, that's going to be an industrywide struggle.

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