By Art Gross – The National Institute of Standards and Technology has provided updated guidance for the health care industry. Designed to help with electronically protected health information, they have created a new draft titled Implementing the HIPAA Security Rule: A Cybersecurity Resource Guide.
Read More
New On Demand Dr. Nick: The Incrementalist: With guest Robbie Hughes, Founder & CEO of Lumeon who started out his career as an aerospace engineer but found his path in healthcare as he worked to bring some of the process and data analysis rigors to healthcare systems.
By Mansour Khatib – Remember those commercials for LifeAlert? “I’ve fallen, and I can’t get up!” Those cheesy, melodramatic ads became a sort of cultural punchline in the 1990s, but they nonetheless underscored a very important need.
By Dan Matthews – Rapidly evolving healthcare technology has the potential to improve the patient experience and close the care gap between urban and rural patients. These advancements have been funded by HHS, most recently in the form of a $9 million grant to launch the RMOMS program.
By Rachel Subramaniam – The digital front door strategy offers an enhanced patient experience by leveraging the latest technology to automate manual workflows and digitally engage patients through different stages of the patient journey.
New On Demand this Host to Host episode with Dr. Nick: The Incrementalist as he sits down with Tell Me Where IT Hurts host Jay Anders, MD, Chief Medical Officer of Medicomp Systems.
By Chris Emper – The heavily anticipated CMS 2023 Proposed Medicare Physician Payment Rule is a whopping 2,066 pages long and includes numerous provisions that will impact physician groups next year.
New On Demand Healthcare Upside/Down: With guest Dr. Michael Davidson, Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. Dr. Davidson talks about a personalized approach to health and wellness that starts with early screening and focuses on prevention.
By David Burda – I’ve probably checked hundreds of boxes that said I read, accept and/or agree to a company’s privacy policy. Have I read any of the policies? Not a one. I’m taking a leap of faith that a company protects my personal information.