A decrease in productivity due to EHRs is the biggest information technology-related challenge faced by medical practices, according to Physicians Practice's 2015 Technology Survey sponsored by Kareo.
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An ESPN reporter tweeted an image of New York Giants player Jason Pierre-Paul's medical charts, which is now creating debate over HIPAA laws and privacy, according to a CNN Money article.
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The National Basketball Association and GE Health are collaborating to promote orthopedic and sports medicine research that benefits NBA player health and wellness.
SpineGuard reported revenue growth for the first half of 2015.
Daniel Bursick, MD, is presently the chief of the Division of Neurosurgery at the University of Pennsylvania State University School of Medicine in addition to being a clinical assistant professor at UPMC. His specialties include spinal surgery as well as…