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Systemic Failures Need Systemic Solutions: COVID-19 and Macromedical Regulation

Bill of Health

In Macromedical Regulation , 82 Ohio State Law Journal 727 (2021), we address the nation’s systemic failure to contain an infectious contagion, and we offer solutions by deriving lessons from the 2008 financial contagion. We also recognize that policymakers, specifically the U.S.

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NIST Updates Guidance on HIPAA Security Rule Compliance

HIPAA Journal

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has updated its guidance for HIPAA-regulated entities on implementing the HIPAA Security Rule to help them better protect patients’ personal and protected health information. Our goal is to offer guidance and resources you can use in one readable publication.”.

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Three Ways Healthcare Insurers Can Engage Younger and Diverse Populations

Electronic Health Reporter

Now that the 2019 health insurance Open Enrollment period has concluded, healthcare industry stakeholders are watching closely for any shifts in consumer behavior regarding enrollment and the overall uninsured rate. After a record drop in the uninsured rate from 2008 to 2016 in response to […].

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California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Hack Exposed Sensitive Data

HIPAA Journal

Files on the system also included the mental health information of inmates in the Mental Health Services Delivery System dating back to 2008, as well as the information of individuals on parole who were in substance use disorder treatment programs. CDCR said the data breach was discovered during routine maintenance.

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What did the HIPAA Omnibus Rule Mandate?

HIPAA Journal

The addition of standards to account for the passage of the GINA Act 2008. The addition of standards to account for the passage of the GINA Act 2008. The adoption of a four-tired civil monetary penalty structure for violations of HIPAA. The finalization of the Breach Notification Rule and the revised “harm” threshold.

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Thinking Value-Based Health Care at HLTH 2022 – A Call-to-Action

Jane Sarashon

The cost of health insurance for a worker who buys into a health plan at work in 2022 reached $22,463 for their family. “When housing and health both rank as basic needs in Maslow’s hierarchy, what’s a health system to do?” The average monthly mortgage payment was $1,759 in mid-2022.

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The She-Cession – a Financially Toxic Side-Effect of the Coronavirus Pandemic

Health Populi

This is markedly different than the Great Recession of 2008, the last major financial crisis: that financial decline was coined a “ManCession,” taking a more significant toll out of more typically men’s jobs like construction and manufacturing where fewer women worked. poverty rate.

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