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Ensuring that ‘Meaningful Use’ Translates to a Meaningful Experience for Providers and Consumers

[Ed. Note: We are pleased to welcome Ana Liggio, Esq., to HRW. She is a health care and technology lawyer, in practice over 15 years. Prior to pursuing her LL.M. in Health Law here at Seton Hall Law, she was Director, Law Department, for Sony Electronics.] The CMS website explains that meaningful use “means providers need to […]

Professor John Jacobi in The Wall Street Journal on the New Jersey veto of Health Insurance Exchanges and the possibility of compromise going forward

Professor John Jacobi appeared in The Wall Street Journal regarding the last minute veto by Governor Chris Christie of a bill which would have created a health insurance exchange in New Jersey. The Journal reports: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Thursday vetoed a bill to create a medical-insurance exchange, rejecting a key element of President […]

Of Drug and Device and a Lack of Personal Jurisdiction

As much as I write about medical malpractice, it seems only fair that I devote a post and direct our fair readers to the other side of the bar: The Drug and Device blog put out by a number of Dechert, LLP attorneys involved in pharmaceutical and medical device product liability litigation– from the defense […]

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Physician Specialty Training for ICD-10 Courses are taught by certified trainers, or may be customized and delivered by a physician.
Behavioral health		Multi-specialty
Cardiology		General Surgery
Dermatology		Orthopedics
Gastroenterology		Anesthesia
Obstetrics and Gynecology		Pediatrics
Otolaryngology		Internal Medicine
Urology		Family Practice
Vascular		Emergency Department

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