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| 11/01
2001 |
Data
Content and Code Sets: The Devil is in the Details
The essence of the HIPAA
Administrative Simplification Transactions and Code Sets Final
Rule is that we will all benefit from the implementation of common
standards for data transmission and the adoption of national
standards for the health care information that we communicate.
This paper summarizes key points about data content requirements,
the problem of local codes, what you need to do to be compliant,
the change processes, and the ultimate benefits. |
| 11/01
2001 |
Getting
Organized for HIPAA: States' Best Practices for Scaling Mt.HIPAA
States Provide Trail Markers and the Best Approach Up the
South Face. The first component of the good practices package is
the leadership role of state government. The Single State Agency
for Medicaid is defined differently by each state. A few are
stand-alone organizations but most are part of a larger health
care human services, or combined agency. HIPAA crosses over the
boundaries of State agencies. Therefore, the higher the level of
authority for implementing HIPAA, the greater the opportunity for
coordination and cooperation across all affected agencies,
departments, division, et al. |
| 11/01
2001 |
Are
You a Covered Entity? And When Does Rule 1 Apply? The
paper covers the following subjects: How to tell if you and your
data trading partners are Covered Entities; How to draw the
boundary for your program, identifying the Covered Entities,
covered standard transactions, and covered business cases within
your domain and those that are beyond the pale; and Approaches for
resolving the tough issues and answering the complex questions
that require interpretation. |
| 03/06
2001 |
US Health Secretary Thompson Vows Change
In his first official appearance on Capitol Hill since taking office, Health and Human
Services (news - web sites) Secretary Tommy Thompson told the Senate Budget Committee he is planning a major
overhaul of the government's largest department, particularly the much-maligned Health Care Financing Administration
(HCFA). |
| 10/09
2000 |
SUPREMACY
OVER THE SCOURGE - Healthcare Informatics
First came the ordeal of preparing for
the possible chaos of Y2K. Then the challenge of implementing the
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Now the
demands of complying with ambulatory payment classifications (APCs)... |
| 06/22
2000 |
The
Medicare fault line
Thirty-five years ago, doctors fought tooth and nail against
Medicare's passage but couldn't muster the support to defeat a central
plank in President Johnson's Great Society program. |
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