By Pooja Babbrah, Senior Consultant The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued two new rules that significantly affect biologics and biosimilars. The first rule spells out the naming conventions …
By Tony Schueth The 21st Century Cures Act is now the law of the land. As you’ve probably heard by now, this bipartisan, $6.3 billion piece of legislation is intended …
By Michael Solomon Whenever I engage in discussion with health care executives or clinicians about strategies and programs for population health management (PHM), we have to step back and invest …
In a post on November 14, we laid out our view of the implications of an unexpected Trump victory on healthcare, in general, and health information technology (health IT), specifically …
By Tony Schueth, CEO The voters have spoken and there will be a new administration in roughly two months. What does this mean for health information technology (health IT)? Point-of-Care …
By Keith Fisher, Senior Consultant Correctly identifying patients for diagnosis, treatment and billing across the fragmented healthcare ecosystem is a challenging task. Currently, there is no uniform or universal way …
By Tony Schueth The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services rolled out the final rule on October 14 for implementing the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA). It details …
By Chuck Frederick, Senior Consultant The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) has issued a rule that strengthens its oversight of certified electronic health records (EHRs) …
By Michael Burger, Senior Consultant Patients typically get care and treatment from many doctors and in many places, including physicians’ offices, hospitals, pharmacies and urgent care clinics. Doctors wish they …
By Tony Schueth American healthcare continued to use technology at a record-breaking pace in 2015 to prescribe medications and improve patient care, according to Surescripts’ newly released 2015 National Progress …