The nationwide midterm elections in November will have far-reaching ramifications, at the federal and state levels, for healthcare and healthcare IT priorities in the years to come.
Tom Leary, vice president of government relations; David Gray, director of government relations and connected health policy, and Valerie Rogers, director of state government affairs at HIMSS participated Healthcare IT News Executive Editor-in-Chief Mike Miliard to talk about the midterm elections and what they mean for healthcare in 2023 and beyond.
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Communication skill:
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The “red wave” didn’t happen
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“We are a 50-50 country” – and the public expects cooperation
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Why Healthcare IT and Digital Health Are Nonpartisan Matters
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The future of telehealth and public health emergencies
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HIPAA and privacy regulations – what can (and should) be next
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21st century cures and information suppression challenges
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How Congress can support safe and effective use of AI
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State grants for workforce, public health preparedness, etc.
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Policy outlook from a divided government in 2023
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And more
More info about this episode:
Top 10 healthcare IT news articles in 2022
Top 10 privacy and cybersecurity stories in 2022
Top 10 AI and machine learning stories in 2022
ATA welcomes 2-year extension of telehealth flexibility in Congressional Diversity Committee
New HIPAA rule from CMS will streamline transactions with attachments, digital signatures
New study urges governments to invest in healthcare digitization
HIMSSCast: Predicting what’s next for health system finance IT, mobility and healthcare
