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4 Key Ways QHINs Will Improve Healthcare Interoperability

HIT Consultant

QHINs are the pillars of TEFCA network-to-network exchange, providing shared services and governance to securely route queries, responses, and messages across networks for eligible participants including patients, providers, hospitals, health systems, payers, and public health agencies,” according to ONC.

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Can Artificial Intelligence Replicate The Human Touch in Healthcare Provision?

HIT Consultant

However, while pharmaceutical corporations, MedTech manufacturers and national healthcare providers see only the benefits of huge cost savings, quicker and more effective ways of treating more patients and better health outcomes, not everyone shares their unequivocally optimistic view.

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Managing Healthcare Compliance in West Virginia

MedTrainer

State-specific governing bodies, such as the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) and the Bureau for Medical Services (BMS) , oversee and enforce these regulations. West Virginia has distinct regulations and requirements that healthcare providers and organizations must follow.

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Against American Public Health Exceptionalism

Bill of Health

While the National Institute on Drug Abuse Director characterizes America’s drug overdose mortality as “truly staggering” and the White House calls “the accelerating pace of overdose deaths ‘unacceptable,’” our government refuses to make meaningful changes to reverse course. While the U.S.