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View ArticleInnovation Pulse: ICD-10 - Pick your own adventure
Even though it has felt, perhaps, as if the opposite was true for several years, hospitals and medical practices are captains of their own ICD-10 ships -- a fact that's more apparent now, literally...
View ArticleWhere are we headed, post-HITECH?
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation surveys the state of a digitizing health system in a new report, taking stock of the meaningful use program's successes and limitations -- and forecasting emerging...
View ArticleJodi Daniel to step down from ONC
A year since the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT saw a spate of high-profile departures, another longtime veteran of the agency will be leaving this fall. Policy director Jodi Daniel...
View ArticleHospitals slapped with lawsuit for medical records overcharging
A group of individuals has slapped two D.C. hospitals with a class action lawsuit, alleging that their charges for requesting medical records -- ranging from $1,168 to $2,500 -- violate state and...
View Article5 things to know now about coming OCR HIPAA audits
Nothing sends a shock of fear through a hospital C-suite quite like the word audit. And the second phase of HIPAA audits is slated to being in early 2016.Those CIOs, CISOs, CEOs, General Counsel and...
View ArticleRWJF Report: Time to adjust expectations and settle in for the long term?
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