Riverside, California
November 11, 2012
A service of Digital Health Space for Providers
The re-election of Barak Obama was a cliff-hanger, and makes the implementation of the PPACA a likely scenario. It is possible there will be necessary amendments to the law. Many medical organizations are intent on this goal, including medical associations, hospital associations, provider organizations as well as many insurance companies.
At the time when this bill was passed into law it was not a bi-partisan agreement, leaving out advice and recommendations from almost half of the country's representatives.
The American Medical Association did a flip-flop at the last minute endorsing PPACA, however it may not have been a true representation of providers.
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iHealthBeat
California Health Care Foundation
American Enterprise Institute
Institute for Health Care Improvement
Institute of Medicine
Wall Street Journal (Health)
American Hospital Association
U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services hhs.gov
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services cms.gov
T.E.D. And T.E.D.M.E.D.
Association of Medical Colleges
HIMSS RSS feeds
HEALTH RSS feeds/US Government
Inside Health Policy
Health Access
as well as others:
This week's important events:
This week's top news is the re-election of President Obama.
Obama's Win Seen As ACA Win, But Path Unclear As Deficit Talks Loom
Progressives In Open Letter Demand WH Stick to Guns on Medicare, Medicaid
Stark's Loss Removes Key House Dem For Fiscal Talks, ACA Implementation
National Accountable Care Organization Congress
Hospital mass layoffs for 2012 expected to match 2011’s numbers
Last Distraction Removed from California Health Reform
CMS releases 2013 Medicare physician fee schedule as big cuts loom
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