HITECH, major settlements, EHRs, and more: Looking back on 2009, ahead to 2010
Briefings on HIPAA, January 1, 2010
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The quality, efficiency, safety, and privacy of healthcare in the United States were front-page news in 2009.
Specific developments weren’t mere flashes in the pan; experts say the ripple effect will continue into 2010 with long-ranging effects for most.
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