Policy and Legislation

Sinikka Salo, leader of change with Finland's Permanent Secretary's Cabinet Ministry of Social Affairs and Health Government, says when it comes to using citizen data to improve health outcomes, trust and security are extremely important.

For Democrats and independents, the trend is more or less flat, with cost satisfaction clocking in at 9% and 25%, respectively.

The American Hospital Association is against an earlier proposal because disputes would be settled through lower reimbursement benchmark rates.

Intellectual property protections are needed for the ongoing discovery of drug treatments, PhRMA says.

Sheba Medical Center's head of the innovation center for digital health Dr. Nathalie Bloch discusses creating the right infrastructure to implement technology solutions by partnering with startups and established companies.

Open enrollment is ongoing as the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is expected to soon rule whether the ACA is constitutional.

Still, a new state-by-state survey from Foley & Lardner suggests there is still plenty of ground to cover in terms of telehealth payment parity, as well as the language used in the laws themselves.

It's the unanticipated consequence of the 2017 cut of the ACA's cost-sharing reduction payments to health insurers.

The tax is scheduled to go into effect in 2020.

Buttigieg would combat racial and gender bias in part by redirecting funding to under-resourced communities.