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What’s Next in Digital Health Infrastructure
WEBMore healthcare organization s will be looking to blockchain in 2022 to increase transparency and trust, and reduce transactional friction. An example is …
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Key 2022 Health Care Regulatory and Policy Priorities to Navigate
WEBColorado, Ohio, Tennessee, and Maine all passed legislation in 2021 requiring health plans to make eligibility, benefit coverage, cost and utilization management information available, in real-time, to providers, patients, and their third-party partners. We expect state-level legislative activity to continue in 2022.
HHS Data Strategy: The Vital Role of Consent Management in …
WEBThe latest HHS Data Strategy was unveiled back in December, and it's packed with updates that provide valuable insight into their priorities and where they're putting their attention. One of the key insights is their recognition of the evolving needs and opportunities since the last strategy in 2018, especially considering the COVID-19 …
Feds Officially Acknowledge Two NCPDP Standards. Part 1.
WEBThere are two ePA standards. The ASC x12 278 for non-retail pharmacy prior authorization transactions was officially adopted in 2009 by the federal government for use by the numerous “covered entities” under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996. However, the 278 has struggled to gain a foothold in …
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