How the Coast Guard’s ugly, Epic EHR break-up played out
Here’s a look at what went wrong, and what the Coast Guard seeks in its next electronic health record. Powered by WPeMatico
Skipping the HIPAA Business Associate Agreement Cost One Plan $31k – Bloomberg BNA
Bloomberg BNA Skipping the HIPAA Business Associate Agreement Cost One Plan $31kBloomberg BNAIt’s just as important to maintain a business associate agreement as it is to have one. In Sept. 2016, Care New England Health System was fined $400,000 for an out-of-date business associate agreement and its potential HIPAA violations. (See related …Lack of Business ...
CMS launches long-promised repository for public health, clinical data registry info
Public health, clinical data or specialized registry electronic reporting options intended to help with meaningful use requirements. Powered by WPeMatico
Epic adds Mayo Clinic educational health info to patient-facing apps
EHR vendor hopes the HL7-enabled integration will give patients access to learn more about symptoms, conditions, healthy living information and more. Powered by WPeMatico
More states reimburse for telemedicine under Medicaid than you think
A new report found an uptick in state’s practices for live video consults, store-and-forward and remote monitoring services. Powered by WPeMatico
Healthcare execs bullish on telemedicine investments, despite lingering hurdles
Nearly all respondents to a recent ATA poll see telehealth services as giving them a competitive advantage. Powered by WPeMatico
Stolen Laptop Leads to $2.5 Million HIPAA Settlement with CardioNet – The National Law Review
MSPmentor Stolen Laptop Leads to $2.5 Million HIPAA Settlement with CardioNetThe National Law ReviewThe Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office for Civil Rights (OCR) continues its active enforcement of the Health Insurance Portability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) in its recent settlement with CardioNet, Inc. (CardioNet), a wireless health …Stolen Laptop Leads to $2.5 ...
A disturbing sex trend called 'stealthing' is on the rise – USA TODAY
USA TODAY A disturbing sex trend called ‘stealthing’ is on the riseUSA TODAYTAMPA — A disturbing new bedroom trend involves men secretly taking off their condoms during consensual sex, and sometimes later bragging about it online. The nonconsensual practice, which is called “stealthing,” is on the rise, according to a new …“Stealthing:” Removing condoms during ...
'Stealthing' is the newest dangerous sex trend – New York Post
New York Post ‘Stealthing’ is the newest dangerous sex trendNew York PostThe latest bedroom trend doesn’t have to do with a certain position or technique — and it’s not sexy at all. The disturbing, nonconsensual trend is called “stealthing” and its rise is documented in a report by the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law.Men ...