Posts tagged with ‘compliance’

  • Telemedicine consults may reduce errors at rural ERs

    Reuters Health article by Genevra Pittman, Nov 25, 2013 Emergency rooms in rural areas don’t see many very sick or…

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  • EHR Interoperability Remains Elusive

    John Commins, Senior editor, HealthLeaders Media, November 8, 2013 A lack of standards, privacy concerns, and proprietary and competition issues…

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  • 3 in 4 Patients Want E-mail Consultations with Doctors

    From Health Leaders Media article by Ryan Chiavetta, November 1, 2013 Research reveals a large discrepancy between how parents say…

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  • Is your doctor spying on your tweets? Social media raises medical privacy questions

    Article by Art Caplan, Ph.D. NBC News, Oct. 21, 2013 A friend recently brought to my attention a disturbing question…

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  • States encounter ObamaCare impostors

    Article By Elise Viebeck, TheHill Blog, October 14, 2013 State insurance regulators are encountering sites designed to mimic ObamaCare’s enrollment…

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  • Struck by Turtle: Anticipating a New Healthcare-Billing System

    From article on Atlantic.com by Richard Gunderman dated Sep 30 2013 T minus 12 months and counting until physicians and…

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  • Health law enrollment in US to see slow start next week

    Article on Bloomberg.com By Alex Wayne & Alex Nussbaum – Sep 24, 2013 Enrollment in the Affordable Care Act’s public…

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  • Saving U.S. Health Care With Skype

    Lawmakers and proponents of telemedicine have begun exploring how technology can improve the health care system in the wake of…

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  • We need a Moore’s Law for medicine

    Technology is the primary cause of our skyrocketing health-care costs. It could also be the cure. Article on TechnologyReview.com by…

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  • States scramble to get healthcare law’s insurance marketplaces up and running

    Washington Post article by Sarah Kliff and Sandhya Somashekhar, August 24, 2013 With a key deadline approaching, state officials across…

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