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Michael Sutton is a researcher based in Phoenix, United States of America. As an Edupreneur, he applies gamification, serious gaming, ed-tech (wikis and blogs), experiential/ active learning, and simulations within his workshops and courses to motivate ENGAGEMENT, INNOVATION, CREATIVITY, RETENTION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, and PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS. He is finishing a book on Game-Based Learning (GBL) entitled Emotify!: The Power of the Human Element in Game-Based Learning, Serious Games and Experiential Education. He has never subscribed to the "sage on the stage" paradigm in higher education or Learning, Training, and Development (LTD). He has demonstrated success in the delivery of facilitated educational experiences, working as the "guide on the side." He works to create reflective educational practices to stimulate personal and professional development.
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Health-e Law Episode 13: Overcoming Challenges To Innovation In Preventative Care With Steven Collens Of MATTER
Steven Collens, CEO of MATTER, discusses advancements in preventative care and the role of innovation in healthcare. MATTER, a healthcare innovation hub in Chicago, supports entrepreneurs in developing next-generation health technologies. The podcast explores how MATTER identifies success markers, the type of entrepreneurs it seeks, and the impact of innovation on policy. Steven Collens' background includes roles at Pritzker Group and Abbott, and he is actively involved in various Chicago-based organizations. The discussion also highlights the importance of a patient-first mentality in tech innovation.
Healthcare Needs More Hackers: A Discussion With Ilona Cohen
Ethical hackers are becoming essential in combating healthcare data breaches and ransomware attacks. Ilona Cohen, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Policy Officer of HackerOne, emphasizes the critical role of ethical hacking in the healthcare sector, highlighting the increasing cyber threats and the need for proactive security measures. Despite the proven benefits of ethical hacking, its adoption in healthcare lags behind other industries. Cohen advocates for more ethical hackers to enhance healthcare security, stressing the importance of overcoming hesitancy and regulatory challenges in the industry.
CMS Releases First Annual Evaluation Report For Kidney Care Choices Model
The CMS released its first annual evaluation report on the Kidney Care Choices Model, highlighting key findings from its initial year. The model aims to improve care management for Medicare patients with chronic kidney disease or end-stage renal disease. The report noted increased planned starts of renal replacement therapy and a rise in home dialysis treatments. However, it found no significant impact on overall Medicare payments or quality measures, except for specific changes in arteriovenous fistulas and optimal ESRD starts. The report emphasized the importance of continued evaluation to assess the model's long-term viability.
Healthcare Needs More Hackers: A Discussion with Ilona Cohen
Ilona Cohen, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Policy Officer of HackerOne, discusses the critical role of ethical hackers in combating cybersecurity threats in the healthcare sector. With the rise of data breaches and ransomware attacks, the healthcare industry is increasingly vulnerable, necessitating proactive security measures. Ethical hacking, which involves identifying and rectifying system vulnerabilities, is presented as a vital strategy. Despite its proven benefits, the healthcare sector has been slow to adopt these measures. Cohen emphasizes the need for more ethical hackers to enhance security and prevent cyberattacks, urging the industry to overcome hesitancy and embrace innovative cybersecurity solutions.
Do You Catch Our Drift? Navigating The Waters Of Offshoring And Patient Data
The article discusses the complexities and regulatory considerations of offshoring patient data within the healthcare industry. It highlights the importance of compliance with HIPAA, Medicare, and Medicaid guidelines, as well as state-specific regulations that may impose additional restrictions on offshoring activities. The article emphasizes the need for healthcare organizations to carefully navigate these regulations to ensure the privacy and security of patient data, particularly when engaging offshore subcontractors. It also underscores the significance of reviewing contractual obligations that may further limit or prohibit offshoring, even when not explicitly restricted by federal or state laws.
ICYMI: HIPAA and Social Media IRL
The article discusses the increasing enforcement and scrutiny related to healthcare privacy and social media communications under HIPAA. It highlights the challenges faced by healthcare providers in responding to patient reviews on social media without violating HIPAA regulations. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has emphasized the broad interpretation of PHI and is actively monitoring online activities of regulated entities. The article underscores the importance of HIPAA-regulated entities assessing their compliance obligations and consulting with privacy officers or legal counsel before responding to online reviews.
Do You Catch Our Drift? Navigating the Waters of Offshoring and Patient Data
The article discusses the complexities and regulatory considerations of offshoring patient data within the healthcare industry. It highlights the importance of compliance with HIPAA, Medicare, and Medicaid regulations, as well as state-specific laws that may impose additional restrictions on offshoring activities. The text emphasizes the need for healthcare organizations to carefully navigate these regulations and contractual obligations to ensure the privacy and security of patient data when using offshore resources.
AI as an Aid – Emerging Uses in Healthcare: A Discussion with Jim Gatto
Recent advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are significantly impacting the healthcare industry, enhancing everything from administrative tasks to complex diagnostic processes. Jim Gatto, a partner at Sheppard Mullin, discusses the implications and challenges of AI in healthcare, emphasizing its role in supplementing rather than replacing professionals. Key challenges include potential inaccuracies, data privacy issues, and legal concerns such as bias, discrimination, and intellectual property rights. Navigating these hurdles is crucial, especially in the highly regulated healthcare sector.
Assessing Data Assets In Healthcare: A Discussion With Arti Bedi Pullins
The healthcare industry is increasingly recognizing data as a valuable asset, with Arti Bedi Pullins from QuestionPro discussing its potential in a podcast with Sheppard Mullin's Digital Health Team. The conversation highlighted the balance between data utilization for commercial success and patient privacy, emphasizing transparency to build trust. Data is crucial for value-based care models, despite challenges like data leakage. Looking forward, data can support preventative care through predictive technologies. Ethical data use and patient-focused transparency are essential as the industry navigates privacy, regulation, and innovation.
Out In The Open: HHS's New AI Transparency Rule
The Department of Health & Human Services, through the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, has updated the certification process for health information technology, focusing on systems using artificial intelligence. The new rule requires developers to demonstrate that their products meet specific criteria, including transparency in design and risk assessments. Existing certifications must be updated to comply with the new standards by the end of 2024, with additional requirements phased in over several years. Developers are advised to review and adjust their products to maintain or secure certification.
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