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How to aid physicians who provide Medicare preventive care services

How to aid physicians who provide Medicare preventive care services

Information technology can assist and accelerate the process, bringing benefits to physicians, support staff and patients.

White Paper Mt. Sinai accelerates genetics research and medicine 500 percent

As personalized medicine becomes more integrated into healthcare, human genomes sequencing require significantly greater compute and storage requirements.

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Medical research July 24
Vendor lawsuit alleges VA contract award to Cerner violates law

CliniComp says full and open competition to replace agency’s VistA system is in the public interest.

EHR Greg Slabodkin August 23
Telemedicine accreditation program builds portal for applicants

Web site aims to provide education and an expedited enrollment process, says Doug Clarke.

Telehealth Joseph Goedert August 23
Delaware mandates protective services for breach victims

State details how healthcare organizations and other businesses must react after hack attacks.

Data breaches Joseph Goedert August 23

HIT Think

4 key health drivers that will influence IT strategy

Bill Fox
Global chief technology officer for healthcare and life sciences
MarkLogic

Executives need to look at these emerging trends to develop an IT investment approach that will meet long-term goals.

HIT August 22
How apps can incorporate data science to boost benefits

Tristan Markwell
Program manager for data science and advanced analytics
Providence St Joseph Health

Apps available in the Providence St Joseph myHIway app store incorporate predictive modeling, enabling data science to add value for the organization.

Mobile technology August 21
New approach needed to protect health data

Cliff Kittle
Healthcare cyber security expert and principal for Healthcare and Life Sciences Information Security
Dell SecureWorks

Providers' compliance with HIPAA regulations can result in complacency, which won’t thwart savvy threat actors who are now attacking medical devices.

Device security August 18

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CMS looks to reduce burden of ‘unnecessary’ regulation

Agency vows to re-examine documentation required for payment, quality reporting, says Seema Verma.

Law and regulation Greg Slabodkin August 23

Law and regulation Greg Slabodkin August 23
Open source EHR platform tailored to treat Ebola patients

Easy-to-use tablet-based app was specifically developed for clinicians wearing personal protective equipment in highly infectious environments.

EHR implementations Greg Slabodkin August 23

EHR implementations Greg Slabodkin August 23
Video 60 Seconds Smarter: Episode Analytics

From diagnosis to treatment to aftercare, healthcare interventions require encounters with many different providers, which can create challenges.

Medical practice management January 13, 2016

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Most states have laws supporting telehealth reimbursement

However, coverage varies, and federal programs still lag behind private payers, says Gary Capistrant.

Telehealth Joseph Goedert August 23

Telehealth Joseph Goedert August 23
HIT Think 4 key health drivers that will influence IT strategy

Bill Fox
Global chief technology officer for healthcare and life sciences MarkLogic

Executives need to look at these emerging trends to develop an IT investment approach that will meet long-term goals.

HIT August 22

HIT August 22
Outside attacks caused almost half of data breaches in July

It was the first month of 2017 in which hackers caused more leaks than insiders.

Data breaches Joseph Goedert August 22

Data breaches Joseph Goedert August 22
ONC, research network collaborate on consent form pilot

Program will test the feasibility of using FHIR to electronically exchange patient information.

Patient engagement Fred Bazzoli August 22

Patient engagement Fred Bazzoli August 22
OIG: New Mexico did not adequately secure Medicaid data, systems

State’s Human Services Department had insufficient controls in its security program, auditors contend.

Data security Greg Slabodkin August 22

Data security Greg Slabodkin August 22
Proposed Quality Payment Program rule gets mixed comments from groups

Stakeholders offer broad support for CMS’ proposal to allow eligible clinicians to use either 2014 or 2015 Edition CEHRT in 2018.

Value-based care Greg Slabodkin August 22

Value-based care Greg Slabodkin August 22
8 questions to answer before buying IT for ACOs

Execs need to make process and strategy decisions before turning attention to technology purchases.

Patient engagement August 22

Patient engagement August 22

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Imaging

8 questions to answer before buying IT for ACOs

Execs need to make process and strategy decisions before turning attention to technology purchases.

Ranking the states on healthcare IT

The Center for Data Innovation tells where states line up on using EHRs and electronic prescribing.

8 steps for adopting secure messaging technology

How to ensure that texting applications meet HIPAA requirements, support care delivery.

Resources

Web Seminar Analytics on the front lines

Healthcare organizations benefit dramatically when everyone—including clinicians, administrators, and executive management—has at-their-fingertips access to rich, actionable analytic insight.

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Web Seminar Your healthcare data safety budget for 2018

Healthcare providers are facing intense data safety challenges. On one hand, attacks continue to escalate in sophistication and intensity.

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Data security
Web Seminar Visualizing population health: How geospatial and social determinant data informs preventive care

Population health is well beyond a broad buzzword as organizations are putting the concept into practice and improving the health of patients.

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Web Seminar Who’s there? How verifying patient identities can prevent fraud and improve the patient experience

Recent studies have shown that the healthcare industry leads the way in the number of patient records breached or hacked to the tune of more than 1.5 million American records so far in 2017.

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