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Healthcare Data Breaches Slowed in 2017
Healthcare data breaches continued to rise in 2017, but the number of affected patient records declined 80 percent, a new report suggests. According to the Protenus Breach Barometer, 2017 may have simply been an off year for malicious actors, who may be regrouping for more...
Many people trying to gather their health-care data may be all too familiar with calling medical records departments, driving to a clinic to sign a release, and paying a fee for a pile of papers with loads of medical information they don’t understand.
Medicare spending on physician services declined an estimated $9.4 billion between January and June 2020, according to a report from the American Medical Association (AMA). Kurt Gillis, Ph.D., on behalf of the AMA, used...
The COVID-19 pandemic has been stressful for front-line healthcare workers, particularly younger ones, a Kaiser Family Foundation/The Washington Post national poll found. Researchers surveyed 1,327 frontline healthcare workers Feb....
COVID-19 accounted for an estimated 11.3% of the deaths that occurred in the U.S. in 2020, making it the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer, according to provisional data published in MMWR.
As a New York State citizen, we invite YOU to become a designated NYS Citizen Public Health Leader in your community. Cornell University's Public Health Program has developed a four-part online training program to help build community-led...
Join Project TEACH for a two-day Statewide Live Virtual Intensive Training program focusing on educating Pediatric Primary Care Providers on mild-to-moderate mental health concerns. The 2021 Statewide Live Virtual Intensive Training will include a new module focusing on...
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