Monthly Archives: April 2012

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HIMSS Study Reveals PHI Breaches Are On The Rise

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

A recent study from HIMSS Analytics and Kroll Advisory Solutions found that medical organizations are far behind with respect to having sound privacy protections in place.  The study along with data from The Office for Civil Rights (OCR), the department … Continue reading →

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Is HHS on the Verge of Delaying ICD-10 Compliance Date?

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

The loose contingent of health professionals railing against the ICD-10 delay will likely consider this welcome news: There is a document circulating the Web right now – with a stamp at the top suggesting it will be published in the … Continue reading →

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HIT Policy Committee Questions Stage 2 Measures

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

As members of the HIT Policy Committee debated the proposed Stage 2 meaningful use regulations on Wednesday, April 4th, many expressed concerns that the rules would require eligible providers to collect data for too many measures. That burden poses problems … Continue reading →

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Many Healthcare Organizations Remain Paper-Based Despite Having EHR

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

As healthcare organizations continue to move towards making the investment in EHR technology, a survey by Anoto reveals that many organizations have not decreased their reliance on paper-based processes. Highlights of the Anoto survey can be found here: Despite EHRs, … Continue reading →

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Supreme Court Ruling Will Set The Course For Healthcare

Posted on by Frank J. Rosello

Now that the Supreme Court justices have heard the arguments for both sides of the health reform law, will the conservative majority fall back on their political leanings to strike down the law and maintain the unsustainable healthcare patchwork, or move the … Continue reading →

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