Tag Archive: HIPAA
by John Moore | June 09, 2021
Health systems nationwide are setting themselves up for a patient privacy revolt. It doesn’t have to be this way; far from it. But their blundering, holier-than-thou attitude regarding secondary uses of patient data is frankly infuriating.
by Brian Murphy | March 16, 2020
The 21st Century Cures Act said that patients should be able to move from health plan to health plan or from provider to provider and have their data go with them.
by John Moore | February 05, 2020
Or Interop, Privacy and Advancing Care The annual ONC meeting last week brought together stakeholders to discuss policy for health […]
by Chilmark Team | December 19, 2019
As we rapidly approach the end of the year it is time once again to look forward to a new […]
by Brian Murphy | November 29, 2016
We hosted a webinar on this topic on December 14, 2016. To retrieve a copy of the slides, please follow […]
by Naveen Rao | November 27, 2015
Coaching Technology While the landmark health reform laws enacted in 2009 (HITECH Act) and 2010 (Affordable Care Act, or ACA) […]
by Brian Murphy | July 04, 2015
The Plan FHIR is the new, open way to represent clinical, financial, and administrative data about patients. It is being […]
by John Moore | March 27, 2009
Prof. David Blumenthal, the new head of ONC, makes some disturbing comments regarding the Stimulus Bill, HIT and HITECH Act […]
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