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Derive Technologies and Derive Healthcare annually honor the men, women, and children who lost their lives on 9-11-2001.

An article by author, Max Green, on the Becker's Hospital Review/Becker's Health IT website, published yesterday, August 23, 2016, indicated that "Nearly a third of hospitals transmit patient data unencrypted," according to a survey from HIMSS.

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Derive Healthcare brings breaking news from Modern Healthcare to our readers, the article reproduced in entirety on our website (below). Please also visit the Modern Healthcare website to access the CMS star rating system lookup tool (bottom of article). Modern Healthcare requires free registration to read complete stories.
 

An article in yesterday's Fierce Healthcare IT, by contributor, Judy Mottl, announced that long-time Derive Healthcare client, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, is "launching a digital health services initiative to enhance patient care and foster faster and easier interaction among physicians. It features a pilot program providing patients virtual visit via real-time video following initial triage and medical screening."

July 19, 2016 - A June 2016, article on the Business2Community site, by contributor, Erica Abbott, of HP, Inc.

A July 12, article in Becker's Hospital Review (on the Becker's HealthIT site), describes the new funding provided by the NIH to some of the New York Metro Area's most important hospitals -- all of them Derive Technologies' (and our dedicated, Derive Healthcare practice's) clients -- as part of the White House's Precision Medicine Initiative.

A July 8, article by Elizabeth Whitman in Modern Healthcare states that "Hospital groups are criticizing the CMS' plans to publish star ratings of hospitals, claiming the agency calculated those ratings in a way that could inaccurately reflect a hospital's quality." However, the article goes on to put forth, "proponents of greater hospital transparency counter that the CMS should publish the ratings, arguing the benefits far outweigh any limitations."

Meg Whitman, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) President and Chief Executive Officer, published a News Release on June 27, about organiational updates designed to continue to shape the company's innovation and growth.

June 27, 2016 - A 6/22 article on MedGadget, entitled, "Digital Health Market – Growing Demand for Healthcare Technology," indicates that opportunities for "deploying mobile technology in a healthcare set-up have significantly increased in the last few years." According to the article, this is because the "rising aging population, increasing price of advanced treatments, and shrinking healthcare expenses by governmen

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