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Infants and Young Children Lose Sleep with Increased TV Time
April 17, 2014 By Patricia Ruiz Leave a Comment
Putting your fussy baby in front of the television to get some quiet time may land you with an even crankier baby the next day. Increased television time can lead to decreases in sleep time, according to a study published in the journal … [Read More...]
AHA Lawsuits Challenge Two-Midnight Rule, 0.2 Percent Cut, Other IPPS Changes
April 17, 2014 By Michelle Oxman Leave a Comment
The American Hospital Association (AHA), together with several hospitals and hospital organizations, has filed two lawsuits in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia asking that four components of the August 19, 2013, Inpatient … [Read More...]
Software Vulnerability Endangers EHR, Devices; HHS Websites Unaffected
April 16, 2014 By Kathryn Beard Leave a Comment
The “Heartbleed” bug, discovered last week by two information technology (IT) security teams, caused a vulnerability in a popular encryption software used by many medical professionals to protect patient data. Electronic health record (EHR) systems … [Read More...]
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