News & Analysis

February 26, 2018
News & Insights

How should rural health clinics bill for an EKG performed at the time of an initial preventive physical exam?

February 26, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

Auditing of technical controls is increasingly important as both the level of use and technical sophistication of applications, hardware, and networking increase.

February 26, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

This month's Q&A answers reader's questions about encryption standards, leaving voice mails for patients, and more.

February 26, 2018
Briefings on HIPAA

Understanding breach reporting and assessment requirements, Part 2

February 23, 2018
Case Management Monthly

Many case managers have been working to forge ties with community groups in an effort to help patients maintain their health once they leave the hospital. But do these ties with community-based organizations help keep patients out of the hospital?

February 23, 2018
Case Management Monthly

Jerry and Bob are twins who, up until six months ago, lived with their mother. When she died suddenly and her home was foreclosed, the two brothers found themselves homeless. Neither of them has a job, and both are disabled: Jerry has a physical injury caused by a past construction job, and Bob has severe cardiac disease. On the coldest night of the fall season, Bob is stricken with severe chest pain that is unrelieved by oral nitroglycerin.

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