Health Care & Hospital Law
Feb. 8, 2014
Conflicting health records policy goals create landmines
The extension of the electronic health records exception and safe harbor comes at a time when prosecution of health care fraud and abuse cases in this area is on the rise. By Joshua Hill, Hae-Won Min Liao and Greg Sherman
Hospital administrators should be forgiven if the federal government's recent actions concerning electronic health records have left them scratching their heads. On one hand, the government recently signaled that it continues to encourage the widespread adoption of electronic health records among physicians; on the other, the government shortly thereafter warned that it would be sensitive to the risks of frau...
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