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Study Finds No Adverse Outcomes in Newborns of Mothers Treated with Opioids Postpartum
Researchers caution, though, that their findings should not be construed as an endorsement of liberal use of opioids by new mothers.
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The Silver Linings of the Pandemic Playbook: Telehealth, 'Whole-Person Health,' per Rodrigo Cerdá, M.D., M.P.H., of Independence Blue Cross
The senior vice president of health services and chief medical officer at Independence Blue Cross in Philadelphia discusses the spotlight that the COVID-19 pandemic put on behavioral health and Independence's integration of behavioral health into its coverage and care management in this month's episode of “What's on Your Mind?" podcast.
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Innovations in Pharmacy and Its Impact on Managed Care
Managing Directors of L.E.K. Consulting, Joe Johnson, Todd Clark and Brendan Mitchell introduce the innovations happening in pharmacy, more specifically disruptive innovations, and how they affect managed care. The team explained some of the innovations to be on the lookout for in the future, also.
What Reimbursable Remote Care Through New CMS CPT Codes Means For Patients
Briana Contreras, an editor of Managed Healthcare Executive, chats with Bronwyn Spira, CEO and founder of Force Therapeutics, in this week's episode about CMS' new CPT codes that were introduced in 2022.
How Recognizing Outstanding Efforts in Mental Healthcare Can Benefit Patients, Providers
Below highlights ways to recognize outstanding mental healthcare providers and the benefits that come from these efforts.
Idaho bill would criminalize giving an mRNA vaccine: ‘It feels like an attack on our profession’
Although it’s not likely to pass, at least not this year, opponents say the proposal is already accelerating the spread of false claims and sowing distrust of physicians.
