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EPA Seeks Input on Drug Flushing Ban

All health care facilities would be banned from flushing drugs among other changes in a proposed rule.
November 18, 2015
Paul Barr
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Stop flushing pills down the toilet.

That’s the message behind a proposed rule from the Environmental Protection Agency that would ban health care facilities from disposing of hazardous pharmaceuticals by flushing them.


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The Role of Staff in Health Care's Transformation Needs More Attention

Survey of HR execs indicates readiness lagging in front line staff
November 11, 2015
Paul Barr
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Staffing may create a stumbling block for health care executives as the field attempts to transform how care is delivered, according to a survey of health care human resource executives.
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VHA-UHC's MedAssets Agreement Would Be 'Transformative'

Deal calls for the performance-improvement organization to get supply chain and consulting divisions, but not revenue cycle
November 2, 2015
Paul Barr
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The VHA-UHC Alliance agreed to purchase for undisclosed terms a big part of MedAssets, as part of a three-way deal with Pamplona Capital Management, aiming to broaden its consulting capabilities for hospitals and health systems.


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Health Care Officials Will Seek Changes to Budget Agreement Terms

Payments for certain provider-based outpatient care targeted
October 30, 2015
Paul Barr
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Advocates for the hospital field are going to ask Congress to rework some provisions of the budget legislation passed this week by the House and the Senate.


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Cleveland Clinic Gets Behind Radiology Process Improvement

The Clinic will adopt new system and work to get others using it, too
October 28, 2015
Paul Barr
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Officials for the Cleveland Clinic see a lot of potential for improvement in health care in the area of radiology, by using technology to try to get the most qualified radiologists reading particular images, and by keeping radiologists freer from tasks other than radiology.


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Video: How a Startup Manages Population Health in Illinois' Medicaid Program

NextLevel Health applies data to Medicaid members in the community
October 21, 2015
Paul Barr
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NextLevel Health, a Chicago-based coordinated care entity, uses a population health management platform to improve care coordination for the members it serves, says the company's chief operations officer.


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October Recap
October Issue Recap

Video: Population Health Strategies, Cybersecurity Tactics and Medical Crowdsourcing

Highlights of the October issue of H&HN
October 14, 2015
Genevieve Diesing, Paul Barr, and Marty Stempniak
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H&HN staff members recap the October 2015 issue of Hospitals & Health Networks magazine, discussing approaches to population health, stepping up cybersecurity to prevent such things as medjacking, and how physician crowdsourcing is a growing clinical tool.


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Consumerism in Health Care System Poses Threat to Insurers

Startup companies in a better position to meet consumer needs, experts say.
October 13, 2015
Paul Barr
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Startup companies pose a challenge to health insurers, according to financial and technology experts speaking at an AHIP conference in Chicago.
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Hackensack University Medical Center engages families of NICU patients with bracelet program

Family stress relieved by focus on bonding with patient
October 13, 2015
Paul Barr
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Family stress relieved by focus on bonding with patient
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Nursing shortage forecast to not be as troublesome as feared

CMS focuses on health equity and workforce research units unveiled
October 13, 2015
Paul Barr
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CMS focuses on health equity and workforce research units unveiled
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Population Health Strategies Marry Technology with Personal Interaction

Here are three examples of how to enact population health management strategies now
October 13, 2015
Paul Barr
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From data-crunching computers to people who listen, health care organizations are adopting a variety of population health management tools, techniques and strategies to improve patient care.
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Joint Commission Highlights Patient Fall Causes in Alert

Joint Commission also offers toolkit, adding to the array of assistance available from health care organizations.
September 29, 2015
Paul Barr
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Joint Commission also offers toolkit, adding to the array of assistance available from health care organizations.
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Nurse Shortage Less Severe Than Expected

While still at a concerning level, researchers predict a shortage of about 130,000 nurses in 2025.
September 23, 2015
Paul Barr
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While still at a concerning level, researchers predict a shortage of about 130,000 nurses in 2025.
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APNs and PAs Can Help to Optimize Care for Patients

It took some getting used to for the physician staff, but the increased use of physician assistants and advanced practice nurses is working well for Chicago's Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, says Donna King, vice president of clinical op...
September 22, 2015
Paul Barr
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It took some getting used to for the physician staff, but the increased use of physician assistants and advanced practice nurses is working well for Chicago's Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, says Donna King, vice president of clinical operations and chief nurse executive.
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Missouri employment data suggest that health care workers may be more inclined to retire than they were during and after the Great Recession

The Missouri Hospital Association's 2015 Workforce Report: Return to Volatility found that turnover among the 36 health care occupations studied climbed 3.4 percentage points to 16.3 percent from 12.9 percent in 2014's report.
September 15, 2015
Paul Barr
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The Missouri Hospital Association's 2015 Workforce Report: Return to Volatility found that turnover among the 36 health care occupations studied climbed 3.4 percentage points to 16.3 percent from 12.9 percent in 2014's report.
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Health Systems Moving to Next Stage with Data Analytics

Hospitals and health systems moving beyond the data collection and warehousing phase of analytics evolution.
September 15, 2015
Paul Barr
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Hospitals and health systems moving beyond the data collection and warehousing phase of analytics evolution.
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Video: University of Utah's Transparency Effort Includes Ratings of Physicians

Quinn McKenna, chief operating officer for University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics in Salt Lake City, says the system has become "radically transparent."
September 9, 2015
Paul Barr
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Quinn McKenna, chief operating officer for University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics in Salt Lake City, says the system has become "radically transparent."
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The 8 Forms of Health Care Reimbursement Defined

With all the talk about transforming health care payment models, Kevin Quinn, a vice president for Xerox, thought it would be useful to identify and define the major types of payments in use, and came up with eight of them.
September 8, 2015
Paul Barr
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With all the talk about transforming health care payment models, Kevin Quinn, a vice president for Xerox, thought it would be useful to identify and define the major types of payments in use, and came up with eight of them.
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Millennials May be the Lever that Forces Change in Health Care

As millennials start to become consumers of health care in a significant way, their online habits and social ways could be a catalyst for transforming health care.
September 2, 2015
Paul Barr
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As millennials start to become consumers of health care in a significant way, their online habits and social ways could be a catalyst for transforming health care.
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10 Years after Katrina, NOLA Health System Thrives

Community and a willingness to work together have allowed New Orleans to come back strong in the 10 years since Hurricane Katrina struck, says Ochsner Health System CEO Warner Thomas.
August 26, 2015
Paul Barr
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Community and a willingness to work together have allowed New Orleans to come back strong in the 10 years since Hurricane Katrina struck, says Ochsner Health System CEO Warner Thomas.
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