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TigerText also seems noticeably absent.

This year is the first for physician attestation for MUS2, give it some time. Chances are you will have to actively ask for login information if you are seeing a doctor in a small(…

Said it before, say it again, thank you Mark. I wonder what our industry would look like if we spent less time reinventing the wheel all day long and more time working on the probl…

So glad you mentioned this. I'm not sure what IoT for consumers looks like beyond text notifications from my smoker, but there are pretty big ramifications on the healthcare scene,…

I do find it mildly interesting that both the CTO and National Coordinator for Health IT roles recently went to females for the first time. Both are incredibly deserving on their o…

I'm the opposite. I live in SF but work for a AZ company, and am kinda getting the shaft on that. It's something I've accepted (for now) since I really couldn't ask for a better jo…

Used to work in Florida, and it's a pretty noticeable difference in DR/Continuity strategy to what I work with now out here (SF). For the first 24 hours after Hurricane Ivan it was…

This is what I'm most curious about. The technical/security side is only 1/3 of HIPAA, how do you turnkey the remainder? How do you scale/automate preforming repeat RAs, etc, acros…

Thanks for having a bug bounty program, far too infrequent in healthIT. Can you expand more on "generate all of the documentation, audit logs, and explanatory materials you need to…

Not my 9-5, but I end up in a number of meetings to plan for meetings with some of the consulting work I do, and then after 6 months it all seems futile when they don't actually ru…

...and the hospitals are using credit card data in their population management models. Oh, you've stopped by the liquor store 3 times this week and now presenting with pancreatitis…

Never said privacy shouldn't be protected, only that it's not exactly valued by BOTH sides of the equation (and of course, YMMV). Up until recently (Omnibus rule), HIPAA had little…

You both may be interested in this paper: Publishing data from electronic health records while preserving privacy: A survey of algorithms http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/sear…

I'd argue they are at disadvantage. Small startups can't eat the cost of spending 2 years developing for a particular standard just to have it changed on the due date.

Most people don't worry about their data privacy, or else they wouldn't be on FB, take those buzzfeed quizzes, etc. The P in HIPAA stands for Portability. At it's heart, the act wa…

Compliance officer for a med device company, can confirm. Even vendor audits don't look at code, just SOPs and spreadsheets documenting that you have the processes in place to log …

I'm ashamed, but I grabbed shitty.recipe. I put most of my bachelor frog friends to shame, so maybe it will be fun.

With the rise in deductibles, and still no formal structure for telehealth reimbursement through insurance companies, more people will start sourcing out other options for low cost…

I did some poking around when Heartbleed first was disclosed publicly, and while hc dot gov may not be directly affected, a number of the state exchanges are. Not seeing this repor…

Personally, I was a fan of Eisen forsaking open access. http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/?p=1580