Recent research has demonstrated the potential of robotic arms to perform echocardiograms (ECGs) with comparable accuracy to human cardiologists. This breakthrough could significantly improve access to cardiac care, especially in remote areas.
The CMS has issued a final rule to address “significant, anomalous and highly suspect” billing activity within the Medicare Shared Savings Program. This rule is part of a larger strategy to mitigate financial impacts for ACOs.
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AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare, showcasing tremendous opportunity to transform many aspects of patient care and administrative processes within provider organizations.
In this week’s HIMSSCast, we’ll be focusing on what’s known as responsible AI.
The guests are Oneil Rego, partner and health industries data and analytics practice leader at PwC, and Ilana Golbin Blumenfeld, director of emerging technology and AI and global responsible AI leader at PwC.
They will address how hospitals and health systems do responsible AI right; why organizations need to think about AI as a macro-level play including foundation, transformation and innovation; and much more.
Even if the 20 minutes are met, you cannot bill for 99457 without a live conversation. Make sure your documentation is airtight to avoid potential audits and claims of fraud.
What is Synchronous Messaging?
Synchronous messaging is part of a real-time conversation with a clearly defined beginning and end. Both parties must actively engage in the conversation at the same time, whether on their phones or on their keyboards.
You’ve no doubt heard of synchronized swimming or synchronized skating, and the principle is the same with synchronized messaging—everyone must participate at the same time.
What is Asynchronous Messaging?
Asynchronous messaging occurs when two parties have a conversation but don’t have to be present at the same time; what’s more, with asynchronous messaging, there’s generally not a clearly defined end to the conversation.
If you’re like many of us, text messaging with your friends and family occurs asynchronously. When both of you are available, the conversation might go back
and forth seamlessly, but you could also have the same conversation over a longer period of time while you’re both working or running errands.
https://quiq.com/blog/asynchronous-vs-synchronous-messaging/
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