Tag Archive: policy
by John Moore III | May 06, 2021
Take a look at these current cabinet officials, both newly appointed and those who have stayed on, and their potential impact on the health IT landscape.
by | March 29, 2018
CMS decision removes important barrier for some Medicare cancer patients to access next generation sequencing and companion targeted therapies as […]
by John Moore | October 23, 2008
Couple of long days and now listening to the wrap-up panel, Looking Ahead – The Business and Society of Health […]
by John Moore | October 10, 2008
This morning’s Wall Street Journal has an article, first page – Section B, highlighting the growing impact of the financial […]
by John Moore | March 14, 2008
This week, the “Live Free or Die” state of New Hampshire’s House voted down House Bill 1587, a bill that […]
by John Moore | February 20, 2008
Today, the World Privacy Forum released a report, Personal Health Records: Why Many PHRs Threaten Privacy. Both the 16 page […]
by John Moore | February 07, 2008
One of my favorite sites is the Wall Street Journal’s Healthcare Blog. You can almost always find any health-related topic […]
by John Moore | January 15, 2008
Recently, Massachusetts’ Public Health Council approved the establishment of retail clinics in the state. While chains such as CVS, Walgreens […]
by John Moore | December 10, 2007
Last week, the big eRx (electronic prescription) clearing house, Sure Scripts, released a comprehensive report on the growth of eRx. […]
by John Moore | November 02, 2007
At the recently held Connected for Health symposium, which I reported on previously, a widely held belief among participants was […]
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