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The headlines are scary about a lot of things these days—and now we can add cybersecurity to the list, especially when it comes to healthcare.
We’ve all heard the reports: “Ransomware attacks on the rise!” and “Healthcare organizations under siege!” Unfortunately, it’s not fake news.
On Friday, September 10, 2021, Representative Raul Ruiz, MD (D-CA), and Larry Bucshon, MD (R-IN), reintroduced the Good Samaritan Health Professionals Act in the U.S. House of Representatives. H.R. 5239—117th Congress: Good Samaritan Health Professionals Act of 2021 (Link: govtrack.us/congress/bills/117/hr5239) is identical to the bill that was introduced in the 116th session of Congress. Our champions in the Senate, Senator Bill Cassidy, MD (RLA), and Senator Angus King (I-ME), plan to reintroduce a companion bill in the U.S.
The explosion of telehealth catalyzed by the pandemic is changing healthcare forever.
A hybrid model of care that includes both in-person and telehealth visits has emerged, and it’s here to stay. But a very real digital divide is threatening to exacerbate health equity gaps, and it’s up to healthcare providers to understand and address those disparities now, during telemedicine’s nascent stage.
There’s no place like home.
No matter how much providers and staff work to make a hospital stay or office visit pleasant for patients, there’s nothing like being in your own surroundings, with your own creature comforts.
Our Risk Management team regularly monitors our members’ practice trends to proactively identify potential risk exposures. This highlight of “lessons learned”—gleaned from various resources and approved by Risk Management consultants—could help reduce our members’ liability and risk exposure and improve patient safety and outcomes.
When the need for telemedicine surged during the pandemic, many healthcare leaders probably thought the same thing: Oh no! But for people like me who have been promoting telemedicine for years, it was more like: Finally!
