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edit post How to Hit the Mark With Documentation When Healthcare Policy Is a Moving Target by Maria St. Louis-Sanchez January 1, 2018 In the past year, it’s been tough
edit post How to Hit the Mark With Documentation When Healthcare Policy Is a Moving Target by Maria St. Louis-Sanchez January 1, 2018 In the past year, it’s been tough
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) administers the provision of healthcare to beneficiaries in the United States. The goal of healthcare public policy is to balance needs with
A few years ago, a surgeon affiliated with a prominent medical system in Chicago passed away. He had been a well-respected mentor to many medical students and residents, and many
In the past year, it’s been tough to open a newspaper or watch TV without hearing about potential changes to the U.S. healthcare system or Medicare. With the future healthcare
It has been roughly ten years since the Institute for Healthcare Improvement released what they described as the Triple Aim framework for improving healthcare.1 The framework has been an
As we begin the new year, many are closely watching federal healthcare policy, which seems to shift daily, as well as adjusting to changes in our own insurance coverage that
Robert Poirier was struck by a drunk driver while riding a motorcycle to work at Big Bear Lake in Southern California one evening in late summer 1964. Poirier, who was
There is a story in ancient Greek mythology about a man named Sisyphus who is tasked with pushing a large boulder up a hill only to have it slip from
Based on a 2016 Nielsen study, more than 80 percent of Americans seek recommendations when making a purchase of any kind. Aren’t you more likely to choose a restaurant that
“The Increasing Threat of Ransomware in Healthcare,” in the December issue of The O&P EDGE, addresses a pervasive cybersecurity issue in healthcare that’s fueled by the sensitive information held in
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