Morning Headlines 3/23/20
CMS will grant exceptions for reporting requirements and data-submission extensions for healthcare providers participating in Medicare quality reporting programs.
The UK government enlists the help of healthcare and consumer technology companies to address the coronavirus pandemic.
Pence’s medical licensing comment stirs confusion
Vice President Pence’s statement about waiving state licensure limitations on telehealth doctors has created confusion, since only states can waive those restrictions, few have done so, and the federal government’s legal authority to preempt states is not clear.
Stanford Health redesigns lab reports in its MyHealth portal after several students complained that their reports indicated testing negative for coronavirus, only to be notified soon afterward that they were positive for COVID-19.
"Still, there’s often confusion about who is caring for the patient ... " Playing off of Jimmy the Greek's comment,…
I think part of the confusion in the hospital is around patients not understanding the differences between the various strata…
Is it really a surprise that various incentives (for patients or clinicians) doesn’t change readmission rates? These are multifactorial processes,…
I think it’s a bit weird to speculate on this founder change topic since that probably entails a significant change…
Tegria was #2 (behind CSI) in overall performance score. They tied with CSI and Medasource as most recommended.