Emily Olsen
Reporter at Healthcare Dive
Reporter @HealthcareDive | @LoyolaChicago, @MedillSchool alum | Tips and news: 📧 [email protected]
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healthcaredive.com | Emily Olsen |Sydney Halleman |Delilah Alvarado
By Emily Olsen,Sydney Halleman,Delilah Alvarado An article fromOverturning of Roe v. WadeU.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi has indicated she wants to help challenge shield laws that protect clinicians offering abortion care, but the administration has sent mixed messages. Listen to the article 8 min
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healthcaredive.com | Emily Olsen |Susanna Vogel
Data security is a significant factor when it comes to encouraging people to use patient portals, according to a survey commissioned by data analytics firm LexisNexis Risk Solutions. Portals, which allow users to access their medical records online and manage their care, aren't always utilized by patients. Thirty-three percent of survey respondents said they use a portal less than once per month, and 16% said they'd never accessed one, according to the survey.
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sports.yahoo.com | Emily Olsen
Full Time Newsletter ⚽| This is ’s weekly women’s soccer newsletter. Sign up here to receive Full Time directly in your inbox. Maybe we shouldn’t have slammed our laptops closed so hard before the holiday weekend. Let’s dive into a very full inbox together:Advertisement🧤 England’s goalkeeper abruptly retired. 🏆 Arsenal upset the mighty Barcelona. 💰 Bayern Munich took home $2.5M in a seven-a-side tournament. 🇺🇸 There’s a USWNT game this weekend.
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healthcaredive.com | Emily Olsen |Rebecca Pifer
Listen to the article 2 minName: Tom CowheyPrevious title: Executive vice president and CFO, CVS HealthNew title: CFO, Athenahealth Cowhey will take on the finance chief position on June 9, the health IT firm and electronic health record vendor said Tuesday. He replaces John Hofmann, Athenahealth's previous CFO who joined in 2022.
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healthcaredive.com | Emily Olsen |Rebecca Pifer
Listen to the article 4 min Cuts to Medicaid under consideration in Congress could threaten healthcare access for young adults, according to a new analysis by the Urban Institute. Currently, roughly 3 in 10 Americans aged 18 to 24 are covered by Medicaid. Many could lose insurance under Republicans' proposals, limiting their ability to receive healthcare services and potentially worsening already unstable finances, the progressive policy think tank said in a blog post.
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