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Mashup Score: 0How a legal loophole allows anti-abortion prosecutors to obtain women’s secret health data - Harvard Law School - 4 month(s) ago
“There are now categories of care in which states have taken dramatically different approaches to whether that care should be available,” says Carmel Shachar, an expert on health law and policy at Harvard Law School.
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This Viewpoint describes the newly finalized Reproductive Privacy Rule, a HIPAA regulatory update intended to prevent law enforcement in abortion-restrictive states from obtaining reproductive care medical records to prosecute patients and physicians.
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New @HHSgov Final Rule Reproductive Privacy Rule to Protect Both Patients and Providers updates (HIPAA) and went into effect in June 2024. https://t.co/RmJ83cTCxo.
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Mashup Score: 0As WA emergency rooms overflow, here’s one possible fix - 5 month(s) ago
Washington’s emergency departments are struggling with overcrowding. A rural fire department offers a novel solution already showing positive results as it attempts to address ongoing challenges.
Source: www.seattletimes.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
As WA emergency rooms overflow, here’s one possible fix | @SeattleTimes A mobile health team of medical and resource providers in a rural county is based out of a local fire department and one of the first of its kind in the country. #healthinnovation https://t.co/y56TUjlsFw
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Mashup Score: 1open.epic :: Exchanging Clinical Findings - 6 month(s) ago
Sending and receiving clinical data. EHR to EHR clinical information interfaces are typically used between two clinical systems looking to exchange patient-specific information. They include both the transport standards for clinical information exchange and the format and content of the information exchanged. Many of the interoperability requirements for Certified EHR Technology for Meaningful Use are covered by this section. Check out our supported standards to learn more. Outgoing interfaces refer to
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@chrissyfarr A few edits. Epic is installed by each health system individually - so "Epic" corp doesn't have a "data-set." That is why it was/is difficult to exchange data https://t.co/ECFIdI2PVO Epic also didn't have billing capability for years. https://t.co/91u9Ax8eDG
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Oracle Corp.’s most high-profile medical records customer, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, says the company’s software is failing at its main job of helping improve patient care, according to previously unpublished internal survey data.
Source: www.bloomberg.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
As predicted years ago, the $18 billion @Oracle’s Cerner VA EHR Software Scores Poorly in Internal Report - @Bloomberg @BrodyFord_ No backup plan @VeteransHealth - 4 years since first go live. FYI Cerner/Oracle has 22% of hospital EHR market share https://t.co/yoZAAcn0ba
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Mashup Score: 0Amazon cutting hundreds of jobs in health care units One Medical and Amazon Pharmacy - 6 month(s) ago
Amazon’s acquisition of One Medical was its third largest ever. (One Medical Photo) Amazon is cutting hundreds of jobs at its health care units, Amazon
Source: www.geekwire.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Buried in @amazon news of cutting hundreds of jobs Amazon health care units Amazon Health Services Senior Vice President Neil Lindsay "we are seeing tremendous growth for Amazon Pharmacy, One Medical and Amazon Clinic – @geekwire https://t.co/lel6lEdOi3
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Mashup Score: 0Ambient data in clinical trials: the future of patient-reported outcomes - PharmaLive - 6 month(s) ago
Collecting patient data through electronic PROs (ePROs) or electronic clinical outcome assessments (eCOAs) has been integral for patient centricity. These tools allow sponsors to meet patients where they are to gather real-time insights directly from the source, boosting patient retention and engagement. ePROs and eCOAs improve clinical trial outcomes with additional data points around a patient’s experience. However, the addition of consumer technologies that can collect ambient data points is poised to enhance outcomes even more, bringing treatments faster to those who need them most.
Source: www.pharmalive.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Is ambient data the future of #patient-reported outcomes? Can #chatgpt4o play a role? Bridging the gap between the promise and the current readiness of the clinical trial infrastructure to leverage consumer technologies remains a challenge. @pharmalive https://t.co/RjyE42JcuZ
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Mashup Score: 0Census profile: BG 3, Tract 326.04, King, WA - 6 month(s) ago
Census data for BG 3, Tract 326.04, King, WA (pop. 1,832), including age, race, sex, income, poverty, marital status, education and more.
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@chrissyfarr If it offered solutions? Many are so removed from real world of working parents. Ex) in my census tract our median income is $236,217; 88% of people have a BS or higher and 80% are married vs $74,580 for US; 37% have BS and only 48% are married. https://t.co/m6q5yXJRFH
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Mashup Score: 0ICT & Health 2024 World conference Lucien Engelen - 6 month(s) ago
ICT & Health 2024 World conference Lucien Engelen
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Great keynote at ICT & #Health2024 World conference @lucienengelen - YouTube but odd that he spent so much time on tech like robot blood draws and BP kiosks? In US we have had kiosks in pharmacies for years https://t.co/x6EGU9Tgz6
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Mashup Score: 42023 Study — Caregiving in America, Statistics on Family Caregivers and Beyond | Guardian - 8 month(s) ago
As demand for caregivers in the US increases, employers can explore ways to better support caregivers so they can access helpful benefits.
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Doctors often filter "healthcare" to be care that insurance pays for. Listen to other voices - 53 million US adults (1 in 5) "care" for a 18% spouse, 41% elderly parent or relative, or 29% special-needs child. https://t.co/HxHZXLF9bD @JShepherd_MD @drgautamgulati @ASlavitt https://t.co/9YyzgAnbb6
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It is unclear how this might impact data in national data-bases (Pharmacy Benefits) that cross state lines though. #HIPAA #Patient #healthData @HIMSS https://t.co/9PXhiInEmw