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Stanford’s ChatEHR lets doctors talk to the chart — and it talks back

Medical Economics

Future automations could help identify hospice eligibility or flag high-risk post-surgical patients. 66: AI diagnostic tools with Mark Daly of Digital Diagnostics June 6th 2025 ISG launches research study on digital transformation in medical device industry May 19th 2025 Ep. 65: Patient autonomy with Jeffrey A.

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Lake Washington Vascular Ransomware Attack Affects 21,500 Patients

The HIPAA Journal

Lake Washington Vascular was unable to determine exactly what information was viewed or extracted from its systems and said the information likely compromised included names, dates of birth, addresses, diagnostic test results, medical histories, diagnosis and treatment information, payer identification numbers, and government-issued identifiers.

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Complete Phlebotomy Training

Phlebotomy Careers

Phlebotomy is the process of drawing blood from a patient for diagnostic testing, transfusions, or research. 4 Weeks NHA‍ Certified Hospice‍ Blood⁣ Collection Technician James K. What Is Phlebotomy and Why is It Important? Develop⁢ good Communication Skills: Empathy and clarity⁢ enhance patient experience.

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Health Happens at Home: Lessons from the Parks Connected Health Summit

Health Populi

Typically, home healthcare has covered (definitionally and in terms of reimbursement) services addressing activities of daily living, durable medical equipment, and hospice. Enter the second chart, which expands what we traditionally have called “home healthcare” into new areas for care at home.

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The Road to Becoming an FNP

Minority Nurse

While there are many available NP career choices, the family nurse practitioner (FNP) is a trendy option among nurses seeking to become primary care providers with the authority to diagnose illnesses, order diagnostic tests, prescribe medications, and manage the care of patients across the lifespan.

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Medical Assistant vs. CNA: What’s the Difference?

Prism Career Institute

These settings include nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facilities, hospices, and even in-home health care. CNAs most often work in hospitals, but they also can work in other settings where patients receive long-term care or need assistance with daily living activities.

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Healthcare Data Breach Statistics

The HIPAA Journal

1,500,000 Settlement 2012 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee $1,500,000 Settlement 2012 Phoenix Cardiac Surgery $100,000 Settlement 2012 The Hospice of Northern Idaho $50,000 Settlement 2011 Cignet Health of Prince George’s County $4,300,000 Civil Monetary Penalty 2011 General Hospital Corp. & million 2020 California Anthem Inc.