As part of its ongoing work to shape and support effective digital health innovation using physician expertise, the AMA announced an online platform designed to bring physicians and health tech companies together to develop and improve health care technology solutions.
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ZirMed Inc., a recognized leader in cloud-based revenue cycle software and predictive analytics, announced that it has been ranked #1 by its users for the seventh consecutive year in the Black Book™ Rankings 2017 User Survey.
Black Book™ conducted a Q3 survey of 88 healthcare payers and 276 provider technology executives, managers and IT specialists to deliver a better comprehension of current and planned enterprise deployment of blockchain solutions.
Emphasizing the potential for universal access to health information, the New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC), in conjunction with the New York State Department of Health, released the SHIN-NY 2020 Roadmap: Improving Health in Our Communities.
Clif Gaus, ScD, President and CEO of NAACOS, announced the Board of Directors of the newly launched Institute for Accountable Care, a 501(c)(3) organization.
AHIMA Board of Directors announced a nationwide search to select the next AHIMA CEO. A search committee has been established, which includes past AHIMA Board members and distinguished members of the HIM community.
Recent shifts in healthcare reimbursement models have trended away from a fee-for-service payment system, and instead tied payments to the quality of care provided. These shifts provide opportunities for HIM professionals to help physicians code more completely and precisely.
Healthcare consumers are familiar with and trust cloud technology, yet nearly one in three still can not easily access their medical records, according to a report released from Ambra Health, “Era of Change: Today’s Healthcare Consumer”.
There has long been bipartisan agreement that effective national policies must be anchored in rigorous fact-based analysis. However, this commitment to evidence is easier to extol than employ.