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Medicare Analysis Finds Too Many Needless Deaths At Hospitals
A new Medicare analysis by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services found a "double failure" at U.S. hospitals. Its release comes as the White House and Congress seek ways to reward quality over quantity of care in health care reform. USA Today reports that "Too many people die needlessly at U.S. hospitals, according to a sweeping new Medicare analysis showing wide variation in death rates between the best hospitals and the worst. The analysis examined death rates for heart attacks, heart failure and pneumonia at more than 4,600 hospitals across the USA. At 5.9% of hospitals, patients with pneumonia died at rates significantly higher than the national average. With heart failure, 3.4% of hospitals had death rates higher than the average, and 1.2% of hospitals were higher when it came to heart attack. Researchers also found that the majority of U.S. hospitals operate the equivalent of revolving doors for their patients. One of every four heart failure patients and slightly less than one in five heart attack and pneumonia patients land back in the hospital within 30 days, data show."
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2009/043 NICE Issues Guidance To Help Healthcare Professionals Identify Child Maltreatment
NICE has issued guidance to help healthcare professionals to identify children who may have been maltreated. The guidance provides a summary of alerting features that should prompt a healthcare professional to consider, suspect or exclude child maltreatment. Child maltreatment includes neglect, physical, sexual and emotional abuse, and fabricated or induced illness.
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American Lung Association Teams With CHEST Foundation To Award Clinical Research Grant Totaling $80,000 To Study Asthma
The American Lung Association and The CHEST Foundation are partnering to further clinical research to benefit the estimated 22.9 million of Americans living with asthma.
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MEDai Helps Medicare Part D Sponsors Adhere To CMS Medication Therapy Management Initiative

MEDai, Inc., headquartered in Orlando, FL, a leading provider of advanced solutions for healthcare that utilize award-winning predictive analytics, announced that its solutions are actively assisting Medicare Part D benefit sponsors with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services mandate, calling all Medicare Part D to offer members a medication therapy management (MTM) program. MEDai"s solutions grant Part D benefit sponsors the ability to identify MTM members who meet client-specific requirements as well as stratify patients using CMS mandated rules. The user-friendly applications collect, analyze and report on data that facilitates sponsor adherence to this new initiative. Clients can specify participation criteria; analyze the necessary data; and produce patient encounter documentation, patient and provider communication, and reporting documents. "MEDai continues to develop solutions that address immediate needs in the payor market," said Swati Abbott, president of MEDai. "Our solutions offer numerous advantages, including the ability for Part D benefit sponsors to modify or create guidelines to identify members for MTM program participation, monitor the medication compliance and gaps in therapy for those members, and deliver that information to the point-of-care or to a member"s personal health record," she added. About MEDai MEDai, Inc. is a subsidiary of Elsevier, a world-leading publisher of scientific, technical and medical information products and services. For more than a decade, MEDai has been offering award-winning solutions for the improvement of healthcare delivery. Utilizing cutting-edge technology, payors and care management organizations are able to predict patients at risk, identify cost drivers for their high-risk population, forecast future health plan costs, evaluate patient patterns over time and improve outcomes. MEDai, Inc


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