Kat Jercich
The Office of Civil Rights continues to make good on its promise to "vigorously enforce" the right of patients to get timely access to their medical records.
Lower courts had blocked FDA in-person requirements for abortion medication last summer, finding them to be a "substantial obstacle" during the pandemic.
There's lots of work to do expanding access for underserved patients, said experts at the American Telemedicine Association's EDGE policy conference.
The governor announced legislation this week that would safeguard access to virtual care after the COVID-19 pandemic.
The tool, which is based on shipments reported by the distributor, currently only displays information from 22 states.
The company says the move will enable its customers to more efficiently connect patients with lifesaving therapies.
The software giant will contribute cloud, AI and data technologies toward expanding Harvard and MIT's open-source Terra platform.
The team found that post-traumatic stress disorders and sexual assault trauma were associated with functional seizures.
The American Hospital Association had raised concerns about the proposed rule this past December, saying it could lead to confusion and program failures.
"If you look at what patients want, more than anything they'd like to have an implantable kidney. But innovation has not been forthcoming."