In this episode of the Political Malpractice podcast, Senior Editor Mary Mosquera discusses legislative wrangling inhibiting health insurance exchanges and looks at some states that are making tangible progress anyway.
Senior Editor Mary Mosquera was in the Supreme Court for all four oral arguments and shares with Editor Tom Sullivan her insights about what the justices might be thinking about the individual mandate, Medicaid expansion, and the broader Affordable Care Act.
Joyce Sensmeier, RN, is vice president for informatics at HIMSS. She talks with Healthcare IT News Editor Bernie Monegain about her early years as a nurse, her work with HIMSS, particularly with the Connectathon and the Interoperability Showcase. She also discusses her vision for increasing health IT leadership from nurses across the country.
Senior Editor Mary Mosquera was in the Supreme Court for Day 3 of ACA oral arguments, and tells Editor Tom Sullivan about the sessions on severability, which could become the most important aspect of the hearings, and Medicaid, where a pair of stars made rather unlikely appearances.
Senior Editor Mary Mosquera was in the Supreme Court for Day 2 of ACA hearings, and tells Editor Tom Sullivan about the justices' reactions to individual mandate arguments, the sense she got on how they might proceed, and what it was like outside the court.
Government Health IT Senior Editor Mary Mosquera was in the Supreme Court for today's hearings and tells Editor Tom Sullivan about the arguments, surprises, and also what the atmosphere was like outside the court.
Andrew R. Watson, MD, plays a key role in integrating health information technologies into clinical practice at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Healthcare IT News Editor Bernie Monegain caught up with him recently at a media briefing at the Center for Connected Medicine.
Farzad Mostashari, MD, talks with Healthcare IT News Editor Bernie Monegain about meaningful use, the progress toward a digital healthcare system, his disappointments (they're hard to find, he says, but he does find "a glimmer" of one) and what keeps him up at night.
Eric Marx, vice president of healthcare IT services for IT staffing and recruiting firm Modis, talks with Healthcare IT News Editor Bernie Monegain about what hospitals and other healthcare organizations are doing to find the right people for the right jobs.
Professor Jeremy Wyatt of the Institute for Digital Healthcare at the UK-based University of Warwick, speaks with Managing Editor Mike Miliard about open source technology in healthcare.
David Blumenthal MD, the nation's outgoing healthcare IT coordinator and the chief architect of the meaningful use initiative, talks with Healthcare IT News Editor Bernie Monegain about the biggest challenges ahead.
Sister Anne Brooks, MD, is a physician at the Tutwiler Clinic, a rural clinic in Tutwiler, Miss. that uses electronic records to serve its community of mostly indigent patients. Sister Brooks talks about the road to adoption and the difference an EHR makes in this podcast interview.
L. Albert Villarin, Jr., MD, national director, physician services for Thomson Reuters talks about how physicians can engage patients via healthcare IT.
John Glaser, CIO of Partners Healthcare in Boston, is moving to the vendor side of the industry - an industry he says is at a "very rare moment" in its history.
Researchers Heather Haugen and Jeffrey Woodside, MD, wrote their book Beyond Implementation: A Prescription for Lasting EMR Adoption, to highlight common themes to EMR adoption barriers that they were seeing in their work with clients.
Saurabh Bhatnagar of BeyondTrust talks about his analysis of Windows 7 vulnerabilities highlights how healthcare companies can boost computer security and set access levels for desktops to combat the misuse of admin privileges.
Kevin Hutchinson serves on the federal Health Information Technology Standards Panel, advising President Barack Obama's national coordinator for health IT, Dr. David Blumenthal, on the development and use of health information interoperability standards.