H&HN Daily AHA Report Estimates ACO Price Tag A new report looks at the cost of participation for hospitals in ACOs, as well as the capabilities they will need to develop. May 25, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments A new report looks at the cost of participation for hospitals in ACOs, as well as the capabilities they will need to develop.Read More
H&HN Daily Value-Based Purchasing Comes to Hawaii Hawaii hospitals and insurers go all in on value-based purchasing May 23, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Hawaii hospitals and insurers go all in on value-based purchasingRead More
H&HN Daily Federal Report Questions Health IT Security Standards A new OIG report questions health IT security standards. May 23, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments A new OIG report questions health IT security standards.Read More
H&HN Daily Data: CDC Heralds Major Public Health Gains A new CDC report looks at major improvements in public health in the 2000s. May 20, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments A new CDC report looks at major improvements in public health in the 2000s.Read More
H&HN Daily Hawaii Hospitals Take a Chance on Value-Based Purchasing Can a Hawaii collaborative between hospitals and insurers make value-based purchasing work? May 18, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Can a Hawaii collaborative between hospitals and insurers make value-based purchasing work?Read More
H&HN Daily Data: Medicare Hospitalizations for Heart Trouble Declining Hospitalizations for Medicare patients with heart trouble fell by nearly a quarter between 1998 and 2008. May 13, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Hospitalizations for Medicare patients with heart trouble fell by nearly a quarter between 1998 and 2008.Read More
H&HN Daily Forget Quality and Amenities: It's All About Communication What really drives patient satisfaction? May 11, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments What really drives patient satisfaction?Read More
H&HN Daily Medicare 2040: What Will Gen X Beneficiaries Want? Health care futurists predict rapid changes in care provision in coming decades. What will that mean for Medicare? May 9, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Health care futurists predict rapid changes in care provision in coming decades. What will that mean for Medicare?Read More
H&HN Daily Report: Fewer Young Adults Uninsured, Slight Increase for Older Americans Young adults aged 18-26 saw a major drop in their uninsured ranks in the first four months of 2011. May 6, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Young adults aged 18-26 saw a major drop in their uninsured ranks in the first four months of 2011.Read More
H&HN Daily U.S. Health Costs Dwarf Similar Countries: What's the Solution? A new Kaiser report finds that the growth of U.S. health care costs still far exceed other developed nations. May 2, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments A new Kaiser report finds that the growth of U.S. health care costs still far exceed other developed nations.Read More
H&HN Daily Report: Number of Americans with Work-Based Health Insurance Drops 59 percent of Americans had work-based health insurance in 2009, the lowest number in at least 10 years. April 29, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments 59 percent of Americans had work-based health insurance in 2009, the lowest number in at least 10 years.Read More
H&HN Daily Patient Privacy and Your Facebook Status What Tweets and Facebook status updates mean for patient privacy. April 27, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments What Tweets and Facebook status updates mean for patient privacy.Read More
H&HN Daily Journey to Accountable Care: Intermountain Healthcare Intermountain Healthcare leaders discuss clinical integration, bending the national cost curve and building IT systems that work for clinicians. April 27, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Intermountain Healthcare leaders discuss clinical integration, bending the national cost curve and building IT systems that work for clinicians.Read More
H&HN Daily What's Your ACO Gripe? Send in your take on the pros and cons of the 429-page proposed ACO rule. April 25, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Send in your take on the pros and cons of the 429-page proposed ACO rule.Read More
H&HN Daily Report: Fewer Medicare Patients Dying in Hospitals A new Dartmouth Atlas report finds that chronically ill Medicare patients are spending less time in hospitals and more time in hospice care. April 22, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments A new Dartmouth Atlas report finds that chronically ill Medicare patients are spending less time in hospitals and more time in hospice care.Read More
H&HN Daily Meaningful Use: Is It Time to Attest? Should hospitals attest for meaningful use funding now, or later? April 20, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Should hospitals attest for meaningful use funding now, or later?Read More
H&HN Daily Readers Sound Off: EMTALA, ACOs and the Future CEO Your thoughts on recent articles, blogs and podcasts April 18, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Your thoughts on recent articles, blogs and podcastsRead More
H&HN Daily Report: More Americans Taking Vitamins, Supplements Over 50 percent of Americans take at least one dietary supplement, according to a new CDC report. April 15, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Over 50 percent of Americans take at least one dietary supplement, according to a new CDC report.Read More
H&HN Daily Momentum Builds on Disparities Reduction Disparities work is moving from an isolated area of focus to a central component of overall patient care. April 11, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments Disparities work is moving from an isolated area of focus to a central component of overall patient care.Read More
H&HN Daily Report: Adverse Events Occur in a Third of Admissions A new report in Health Affairs suggests that adverse events may be higher than previously suspected. April 8, 2011 Haydn Bush No Comments A new report in Health Affairs suggests that adverse events may be higher than previously suspected.Read More