Health IT

    • Health Care Innovations In Technology Spotlight

      A Silicon Valley conference offers insights regarding what's working and what is coming next for health care innovation. Meanwhile, some startup companies are aiming technology advances at medication adherence.

      (Daily Report) May 21

    • First Edition: May 8, 2013

      Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including reports about government data showing the wide variation in what hospitals charge Medicare patients for common inpatient procedures.

      (Daily Report) May 08

    • Concerns Surround Medical Records Privacy Issues

      The Wall Street Journal reports on how new federal rules and marketplace changes are fueling these developments.

      (Daily Report) May 02

    • First Edition: April 26, 2013

      Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizaitons, including reports that some Democratic senators have concerns about the health law's roll out as well as other news about the measure's implementation.

      (Daily Report) Apr 26

    • Capsules: Innovators Preach Health Care Change At TEDMED

      The annual conference, part of the media and innovation company TED, is being held this week at Washington’s Kennedy Center, and it features a range of speakers meant to stir imaginative solutions and conversations around health care.

      (Daily Report) Apr 17

    • House-Senate 'Endgame Talks' Face Political Hurdles, Delays

      The House GOP is moving slowly in naming negotiators to work through differences between the House- and Senate-passed budgets. The reason -- Republicans may want to avoid being on the record regarding politically-charged proposals related to Medicare and other issues. Also on Capitol Hill, new legislation was introduced regarding drugmaker rebates for "dual eligibles," and lawmakers scrutinize the Food and Drug Administration's oversight of drug compounder and raise concerns about electronic medical records.

      (Daily Report) Apr 17

    • Does ICU Remote Monitoring Save Lives, Money?

      The New York Times covers the issue of centralized remote monitoring of intensive care patients, noting that "no one can say" if tele-ICUs "deliver on their promises."

      (Daily Report) Apr 15

    • Medical Society Suggests That Docs 'Pause Before Posting'

      The American College of Physicians and The Federation of State Medical Boards cautions physicians about how they behave online, including the use social media.

      (Daily Report) Apr 12

    • Research Roundup: Lesson For Insurance Exchanges From Europe

      This week's studies come from Health Affairs, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, JAMA Pediatrics, The Kaiser Family Foundation and news outlets.

      (Daily Report) Apr 12

    • State Roundup: Minn. Democrats Push Pay Hike For Nursing Home Workers

      A selection of health policy stories from Minnesota, Colorado, New York, Delaware, Georgia, Oregon, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Massachusetts and California.

      (Daily Report) Apr 10