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June 4, 2013 |
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"Data privacy and
security is a routine part of healthcare operations and is part of the
planning and implementation process for predictive analytics
initiatives, as with any other activity. Exchanges of data with third
parties merit additional attention and sometimes require encrypting or
masking of identifying information and specific data elements, beyond
the standard encryption of transmissions. One of the greatest challenges
involves state regulations concerning authorizations required for using
regional health information exchanges. Current regulations and
implementations in our region require written authorizations from
patients to use and access HIE data, with usage not being covered by the
HIPAA treatment, payment and healthcare operations exemption. Because of
the cost of acquiring individual written authorizations, HIE data are
largely excluded from population-level analytics in our region.” Howard
Brill PhD, Director, Medical Informatics, Monroe Plan for Medical Care
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A retrospective cohort study assessing the
impact of pharmacist-led, face-to-face counseling in new-to-therapy
statin patients found that compared to usual pharmacy care, those
patients receiving face-to-face counseling had 7.2% higher adherence.
The persistence for the intervention was nearly eight days longer than
that of the control group.
Excerpted from:
Predictive Modeling
News, Volume 6, Number 6, Industry News: Walgreens Discusses Community
Pharmacy Program Success in Improving Patient Medication Adherence
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Predictive modeling flags potentially costly workers comp claims
Business Insurance, June 3, 2013 |
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Healthcare analytics market poised to reach nearly $11 billion by 2017
Mariner, May 29, 2013 |
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EHR oracles: Merging big data streams could create mission control for
healthcare
KMMedCity News, May 29, 2013 |
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UCB
and IBM Collaborate to Personalize Care for Epilepsy Patients
IBM Press Release, May 16, 2013 |
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A Predictive Model of Hospitalization Risk Among Disabled Medicaid
Enrollees
American Journal of Managed Care, May 10, 2013 |
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Protons Don’t Smoke: A Unified
Theory for Biologic Science by William H. Rice MD
- When it Comes to Predictive
Modeling, Healthcare Can Learn From Other Industries by
Graham Hughes MD
- Better Healthcare Worker Demand
Projections: A 21st Century Approach
- Thought Leader’s Corner: “How
significant are overall data privacy and security
concerns for current predictive analytics initiatives,
and what are the greatest specific challenges in this
regard?”
- Industry News with briefs
regarding Johns Hopkins ACG System; and Blue Health
Intelligence and Intelimedix
- Catching Up With…Andrea Marks
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