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Behavioral Health Update February 2019
2019 Section new leaders, learning opportunities, advocacy and regulatory update, and more news on behavioral health issues.
The AHA and three other national hospital groups today urged the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to postpone the February publication of its Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings on the Hospital Compare website.
Identifying and engaging in the most effective clinical partnerships for improving care through bundled payment models redesign are crucial to success in driving better outcomes.
Health care affordability is a key issue for consumers, hospitals and health systems. While health care leaders have been tackling the issue head on – redesigning care and implementing operational efficiencies – solving this complex challenge will require us all to think differently and more…
The partnership between the SANS Institute and the American Hospital Association (AHA) draws on a shared mission to ensure that information security professionals in critical organizations are skilled and prepared to protect patients and health systems. Through this program, qualified AHA members…
The report, Sharing Data, Saving Lives: The Hospital Agenda for Interoperability, sets forth pathways to improve interoperability among health information technology (IT) systems – a goal that holds great promise for lasting improvement in patient care.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Jan. 17 issued a proposed rule, which would implement the standards governing health insurance issuers and the Health Insurance Marketplaces for 2020. In the rule, CMS proposes the benefit and payment parameters for qualified health plan (QHP)…