HIPAA transaction standards, first put in place nearly a quarter of a century ago, might benefit from a re-examination and revamp to reflect changes in the healthcare industry. There is a push to simplify and improve the standards, says Stanley Nachimson, principal at Nachimson Advisors, a health information technology consultancy. The responsibility for doing so… Read More: Feds get pressure to upgrade, expand HIPAA transactions »
Since the the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved brexanolone as an intravenous infusion for the treatment of postpartum depression last week, we have been deluged with questions from patents, providers and the media regarding this new drug. Sage Therapeutics plans to market the drug under the name ZULRESSO and plans to launch in the… Read More: A Primer on Brexanolone (Zulresso) for Postpartum Depression »
A federal judge is blocking Medicaid work requirements in two states, dealing a blow to the Trump administration’s efforts to push the poor toward self-sufficiency. U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg issued two decisions Wednesday finding that Medicaid work requirements for low-income people in Arkansas and Kentucky pose numerous obstacles to getting health care that… Read More: Federal judge blocks Medicaid work rules in blow to Trump »
Think a glass of wine is just meant for restaurant meals or a dinner party? Think again. There is a wine to match whatever your favourite take-away meal is, just observe a few rules to make sure you don’t ruin the party on your palate. While you can have a lot of fun exploring the… Read More: How to match your wine with your take-away »