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HIE’s Save Payers Big Bucks
By Ken Terry, Fierce Health IT News A study of emergency-department visits conducted by Humana in the Milwaukee area shows that payers can save money if EDs have access to community health information exchanges (HIEs). When ED clinicians queried patients‘ … Continue reading
HIE’s More Than Double Since Last Year
By Mary Mosquera, for Government Health IT The number of operational health information exchanges has more than doubled to 228 since last year, and of those, private exchanges have increased more rapidly than public organizations for sharing information, according … Continue reading
Medicare Will Expand Coverage for Telehealth
By Ken Terry, Information Week – Healthcare The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has proposed changing how it defines telehealth services that may be eligible for Medicare coverage. But it’s unclear how far the agency will go in expanding such … Continue reading
Posted in CMS, Medicare Benefits, Telehealth, Telemedicine
Tagged CMS, Hospitals, IT, nurses, physicians, rural, Telehealth, Telemedicine
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Obama Administration Offers New Ways to Improve Care, Lower Cost for Medicaid
July 8, 2011 US Department of Health & Human Services Initiatives focus on people receiving Medicare and Medicaid benefits The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today announced three new initiatives to help states improve the quality … Continue reading
Posted in HHS, Medicaid, Medicare Benefits
Tagged CMS, Hospitals, Medicaid, nurses, physicians
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New Study: Medicaid Makes a “Big Difference” in Lives
By Julie Rovner, for NPR The study, being published as a working paper by the National Bureau of Economic Research, has a distinctly bipartisan flavor. Among its authors are Katherine Baicker of Harvard, who was an economic adviser to … Continue reading
How Hospitals Address Patient Experience via Mobile Apps
By Carrie Vaughan, Health Leaders Media The number of people using mobile technology is on the rise. In 2008, the number of smartphone subscribers was 15 million. That number almost doubled in 2009, reaching 26 million, and is expected to … Continue reading
Posted in Health Information Technology (IT), Mobile Apps
Tagged ehr, Health IT, HIT, Hospitals, Mobile Apps, Patient Portals
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Proposed Bill to Set Nurse Staffing Levels
By Karen M. Cheung, Fierce Healthcare Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) last week introduced legislation that would establish a federal minimum of nurse-to-patient ratios at all hospitals, according to a press release. Aimed at decreasing mortality rates and preventing medical errors, … Continue reading
Posted in Legislature, Nurse Management, Nurse Staffing, Nursing Shortage
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Five Ways Hospitals Can Boost Patient Engagement Online
Molly Merrill, Healthcare IT News NASHUA, NH – “Hospitals are missing their opportunity” to boost patient engagement online, says one expert, who notes that a successful Web project requires a hybrid of marketing expertise and technology. Richard Brown is a … Continue reading
Posted in Patient Portals
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Obama Administration Reduced Premiums for Consumers with Preexisting Conditions
By Michelle Andrews, The Washington Post, 7/4/2011 Uninsured sick people got some good news recently, or some of them did, anyway. Starting July 1, the Obama administration reduced the premiums by up to 40 percent in special high-risk insurance plans that the federal government … Continue reading
CMS Rule Encourages Hospitals to Participate in EHR Based Reporting Pilot
Joseph Goedert, HDM Breaking News, 7/5/2011 The CMS has issued a proposed rule urging critical access facilities and hospitals to take part in the Medicare EHR Incentive Program Electronic Reporting Pilot. “Through this pilot, we have encouraged hospitals to take … Continue reading
Posted in CMS, EHR, EHR Incentive Programs, EMR, Meaningful Use, Rural Hospitals
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