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Get published in the NAHAM Access Management Journal
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NAHAM's Access Management Journal wants to hear from you. We encourage you to share industry news, unique work experiences and your success stories within
the field of Access Management. Submit an article on or before Oct. 13, to become published in our next issue. As a published author, you can earn contact hours, expand your resume, gain recognition as a credible professional and have your piece considered for the Doris E. Gleason Publication Award, presented at NAHAM's 37th Annual Educational Conference and Exhibition in 2011. Your piece can range from 650 to 3,000 words in
length. For more information, visit the NAHAM website or e-mail Kevin Hurley at khurley@smithbucklin.com.
Most consumers don't know what Sept. 23, means for health reform
Insurance & Financial Advisor
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Most consumers are confused about the provisions in federal health reform and are not aware of when those first provisions take effect, a state regulators'
survey indicates. The survey, prepared for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, found that just 14 percent of participants correctly identified the Sept. 23, start date for those provisions when choosing among four dates.
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Medical billing systems — Proving ideal for health care professionals
Lon's Article Directory
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Medical practitioners are becoming increasingly stressed by the ever changing requirements for medical billing by health insurance companies. This results in delayed and sometimes denied payments.
Complicated paperwork and medical billing requirements tend to take away the focus of the practitioner from providing quality health care to patients to managing bills, reimbursements and office administration.
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Increase staff morale and make a positive impression with a new professional image
from Cintas. FREE GIFT for first 100 entrants. Click here now and tell us why your staff should win. MORE |
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Kaiser Permanente donates terminology technology
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Kaiser Permanente spent about 16 years and millions of dollars developing its Convergent Medical Terminology (CMT) for its own use. But now the health care
provider is donating the CMT to the global health community — a dictionary of 75,000 medical terms and concepts for interoperable use among electronic health records.
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CT breach notification case proves HITECH's worth
Health Leaders Media
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Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) brings to light how much of a better job the health care industry must do to protect the privacy of its patients. Take one look at the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) breach notification website—you'll find 166 reasons why this is true. That website is a public list where health care organizations
can share lessons learned, analyze numbers and trends and get a good look at which facilities are making big mistakes, some of which affect millions of patients.
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The industry leader in proactive financial management for hospitals and providers, and delivers the most comprehensive suite of revenue cycle
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Ohio partnership sets up one of largest health data networks in US
iHealth Beat
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The Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association and HealthBridge — a Cincinnati-based not-for-profit health information exchange firm — announced a partnership to connect more than 50 hospitals
and 7,500 physicians in southwest Ohio, the Dayton Business Journal reports.
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CMS to publish meaningful use clarifications
Government Health IT
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services plans to correct a few inconsistencies in the meaningful use final rule it published in July and will post on its website more detailed guidance for providers on how to meet quality measures required by the health information technology incentive program.
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HHS receives award for software that facilitates electronic data exchange
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Judges for the Wall Street Journal 2010 Technology Innovation Awards have selected software from the Department of Health and Human Services as the most innovative technology in health information
technology this year, the Wall Street Journal reports. HHS' CONNECT software is designed to assist health care providers in electronically exchanging medical records.
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Federal grants support public health information technology
Health Data Management
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is providing $26.4 million in grant funding to increase epidemiology, laboratory and health information systems capacity at health departments in all 50 states, two territories and the six largest local jurisdictions.
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HT Systems' PatientSecure Biometric Patient Identification System
links the biometric palm vein pattern of the patient to their Medical Record in ANY Registration or EMR system. The PatientSecure System stops duplicate Medical Records, prevent medical identity theft or insurance card sharing, accelerates registrations and assists with "Red Flag" regulation compliance.
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Designed exclusively for our executive partners, this Gateway features content and links of interest to healthcare providers in a leadership role. Siemens offers a wide variety of events, forums, and
conferences where customers can spend time with some of the most recognized and expert leaders in healthcare, academia, and government.
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Kramer Healthcare Technologies is the provider of quality assurance (QA) solutions and services for hospitals, surgery
centers and large physician practices. The web-based RQi suite achieves 100% accuracy by empowering registration staffs to identify and correct errors made prior to billing thus reducing insurance denials, accelerating cash flow and enhancing financial performance.
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Workflow Automation eliminates
errors and incomplete forms as well as the time taken to route and deliver forms.
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