ACO Top Content
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7 Cyber Issue Trends You Need To Pay Attention To
12/19/2013
A forecast from a risk mitigation and response solution company identifies seven trends that need to addressed as we enter 2014 By John Oncea, editor, Health IT Outcomes
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Telehealth's Untapped Potential
4/8/2011
The U.S. healthcare system has undoubtedly gained heightened awareness of IT over the past few years. For example, government mandates are driving providers to adopt EHRs to improve operational efficiency and allow patient data to be easily shared among providers.
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Stage 2 MU Attestations Sluggish
5/13/2014
Only four hospitals and 50 physicians have achieved Stage 2 MU according to CMS. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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ACO Adoption Of HIT Varies
10/3/2014
ACOs aren’t only adopting mHealth and telehealth tools, according to a survey by Premier and the eHealth Initiative. By Katie Wike, contributing writer
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Understanding Business Dynamics Of Interoperability
10/23/2013
As EHR adoption rises, providers are beginning to shift their focus from technological concerns to business concerns to ensure the success of interoperability By Greg Bengel, contributing writer
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ACO Cost-Sharing Subsidies Should Alleviate Payment Fears
7/21/2014
Cost-sharing subsidies take up slack of payments for many ACO patients. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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Health Care System Experiences Encouraging ACO Results
4/9/2014
Advocate Health sees progress with ACO” through failure, experimentation and adaptation”. By Christine Kern, contributing writer
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White House: Health IT Vital To Affordable Care
3/21/2014
Obama administration says harnessing technology, spurring health vital for making affordable care a reality. By Kathy Fowler
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ICD-10 Preparation Proves Pointless Without Payers
10/15/2013
A recent survey reveals an alarming absence of communication between providers and payers on ICD-10 By Greg Bengel, contributing writer
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Why Measurement Matters
8/13/2013
Healthcare Business Intelligence (BI) & Analytics have been in the spotlight recently, and they will continue to be a top priority for healthcare organizations. But the focus of BI and analytics is changing – from implementation to leveraging data to drive improvements in the delivery of healthcare. By Stacy Humphrey, director of product marketing, Dimensional Insight