Healthcare IT News - Telehealth
MAY 21, 2024
The Australian government claims it has been committed to addressing the supply and demand crisis in the sector by pursuing reforms and making significant investments in both workforce training and retention and filling gaps in and raising mental healthcare access. It will be implemented initially over the next two years starting in November.
Aging in Place Technology Watch
SEPTEMBER 5, 2023
The cost of hospitalization of a Medicare patient, for example, is around $13,600. Efforts are underway to recruit and train CNAs , offer them more respect , higher pay and a path to career growth. Consider VA Telehealth and DigitalVA. Staffing shortages drive innovation in care work.
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Healthcare IT Today
MAY 16, 2024
Department of Justice should step up enforcement of the False Claims Act against medical providers who accept Medicare and Medicaid payments but fail to implement a reasonable level of cybersecurity. Conduct cybersecurity training for employees. Doing so raises awareness about phishing scams and other common attack vectors.
Healthcare IT Today
AUGUST 28, 2023
Many hospitals, health systems, and health plans still don’t have employees trained and don’t have the proper policies, procedures, and tech tools in place to be compliant, even with the two years of runway that was provided by legislators. cut to physicians who treat the country’s most vulnerable patients through Medicare.
Henry Kotula
JULY 15, 2018
In 2016, BayCare spent $346 million on community benefits, including pet insurance, personal training services and child care. Cleveland Clinic offers employees leadership training, in-house education programs and tuition reimbursement for career advancement. Additionally, Tampa Bay Times named the health system a Top Workplace.
Henry Kotula
NOVEMBER 13, 2017
Louis, nestled among locust, elm and sweetgum trees, the Mercy Virtual Care Center has a lot in common with other hospitals. A visit to the hushed carrels and blinking monitors is a glimpse into a future in which hospital systems are paid more when their patients are healthy, not sick. Located off a superhighway exit in suburban St.
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