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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundHold up on HIPPA
March 12, 2004Tech group urges action on health care mandates
April 9, 2004 The Information Technology Association of America tells IT providers targeting the health care sector to pay close attention to the details of the HIPAA legislation, or risk legal consequences.Health care struggles with security's cost
February 26, 2004 Security's high price tag and a lack of expertise has many health care companies balking at complying with regulations that would protect digital patient data.Health care's paper tiger
February 26, 2004 special report The health care industry is only halfheartedly following the technology mandates under federal HIPAA regulations, as deadlines slip and dual standards apply.Commentary: Clearing the way for HIPAA
April 26, 2004 Direct connections between health care payers and providers promise to cut transaction costs and open up better, real-time communications.WebMD's response to HIPAA-related complaints
May 5, 2004Congress calls for paperless health records
July 27, 2005 Both the Senate and House are edging toward a new set of regulations pushing health care providers to embrace IT.WebMD may be due for a checkup
April 26, 2004 The one-time dot-com darling is facing a host of complaints about lost and incomplete claims that have jeopardized critical payments to health care providers that rely on its software and services.Commentary: Health care tech to take off
February 26, 2004 Forrester says 2004 will bring accelerating technology adoption among health plans, care providers and life sciences companies.Mind those IMs--your cubicle's walls have eyes
October 25, 2004 As more firms install software to keep tabs on workers, start-ups and heavy hitters alike spy an opportunity in surveillance products.
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