Documents

September 2010

• Senators Urge Reid To Bring Patent Bill To Floor
• $17 Billion Awarded To Train Public Health Workers
• Heritage Report Analyzes Impact Of MA Cuts On States
• HHS OIG Suggests CMS Change ESRD Drug Payment Policy
• Summary Of Health Bills To Be Discussed At Wednesday House Hearing
• Families USA Report Shows 29 Million Will Be Eligible For Subsidies In 2014
• HHS Awards $31 Million More For Prevention And Wellness Projects
• Berwick's Speech At AHIP Conference
• Cancer Society: Johanns Amendment Would Undermine Historic Investment In Prevention
• Signatures Double On U.S. Chamber Letter Calling For Repeal Of 1099 Requirements
• HHS Awards $16.8 Million To Train Public Health Workforce
• NIOSH Publishes Draft Review On Coal Dust Health Effects
• Burgess, Barton Call For Secretary Sebelius To Update Committee On Health Care Implementation
• AHA Raises Concerns With HIPAA Provisions In HITECH Act
• Stark Criticizes AHIP's Defense Of Premium Increases
• Dispute Resolution Group Drafts Proposals On Chemical Risk Policies
• HHS Warns Insurers Not To Blame Premium Hikes On Reform Law
• GOP: GAO Report Finds HHS Overstates Some Of Health Law's Benefits
• CMS Letter Clarifying Hospice Coverage For Children
• CRS Report Finds Health Reform Law To Cost States Tens Of Billions Of Dollars
• OSHA Names Training Grant Winners
• AMA Offers Berwick Thoughts On ACOs
• MedPAC Report Looks At Reliability Of Physician Cost Profiling In Medicare
• Supplement Group Reaffirms Food Safety Bill Support
• CMS Actuary Finds Health Costs Rising Faster Post Health Reform