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Leavitt Partners Welcomes Josh Trent to the Firm
Josh Trent joins Leavitt Partners.
Read More >Voluntary code of conduct developed by more than 60 industry stakeholders can help facilitate health data exchange with entities not covered by HIPAA
The CARIN Alliance, a multi-sector group of health care and other stakeholders, has developed a voluntary code of conduct for entities not covered by HIPAA, such as third-party applications, when handling health care data accessed via application programming interfaces (APIs).
Read More >Leavitt Partners Releases “Examining Pessimism Among Physicians: 2017 Survey on Physicians’ Outlook on the Practice of Medicine” White Paper
Salt Lake City, October 18, 2018 –Today, Leavitt Partners released “Examining Pessimism Among Physicians: 2017 Survey on Physicians’ Outlook on the Practice of Medicine,” a white paper that investigates associations between certain physician characteristics and a pessimistic outlook on the practice of medicine. The paper discusses findings from a national survey of 621 physicians. Leavitt […]
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Trump Administration Looks to Take Medicaid Outside The Doctor’s Office
The article discusses the Trump Administration and its look to take Medicaid outside the doctor’s office.
Read More >FDA’s New Pilot Program Encouraging Innovation
The article discusses the Complex Innovative Trial Designs Pilot Meeting Program, and the opportunity for sponsors with an Investigational New Drug.
Read More >Believe It: Here’s How Forth Worth Saved $5 Million On Health Care After Years of Rising Costs
A commentary in the Dallas News entitled “Believe it: Here’s how Fort Worth saved $5 million on health care after years of rising costs” cites Leavitt Partners Torch Insight data on the growth of ACOs in the U.S. and in Texas. The article explains that “the numbers increased faster [in Texas]. ACOs covered almost 2.6 million Texans, […]
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