End-of-life care and the ‘race gap’

Black cancer patients are less likely to have their end-of-life care wishes followed. The question is why.  Read more

$700 billion in waste: Where’s it coming from — and why?

The recent report that tagged health care waste at roughly $700 billion per year should come as a surprise to no one. But some of the causes of that waste might. Read more

Your data isn’t as secure as you think it is

Nearly two-thirds of health care IT directors say their systems aren’t as secure as they should be.  Read more

Patient paranoia: Odds are new site makes it worse

Get ready for more paranoid patients and rousing trivia contests in the break rooms. A new “all-factoid” site provides plenty of ammunition for both. Read more

Environmental Health & Safety: Decreasing Risk and Improving Compliance

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Comparing Research In Motion and Microsoft Mobile Solutions

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As more employees in our mobile work culture move towards the concept of working “any time and any where;” organizations are looking for mobile solutions. In this paper you can review the benefits and shortcomings of both the Research In Motion Blackberry solution and the Microsoft mobile solution.

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Health care M&A at all time high

Here’s yet another indicator that, as an industry, health care is holding up better than most in this economic environment. Read more

Will you need more staff after implementing EHRs?

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Don’t assume EHRs will automatically lead to a reduction in staff. Read more

Feds to review CMS auditing programs

Chances are audits are going to be getting even tighter in the near future.  Read more

Are medical marijuana restrictions easing?

A recent announcement by the Attorney General has some experts theorizing that the Obama administration will eventually legalize medical marijuana at the federal level. Read more

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