News Coverage
How to Take Charge of Your Medical Records  – Wall Street Journal

Do Meaningful Use Requirements Need the 5% Objective Back? – EHR Intelligence

“CPeH, C-P Alliance, and the undersigned organizations and individuals are dismayed that CMS intends no longer to require that five percent of patients view, download or transmit their health information or send a secure message to their providers,” the letter from the Consumer Partnership for eHealth states.

How to Take Charge of Your Medical Records  – Wall Street Journal

Constitution Check: Is the Fight Over Obamacare Over, in the Courts and Elsewhere? – National Constitution Center/Yahoo! News

“We hope this decisive 6-3 ruling finally puts an end to politically motivated, grossly irresponsible attacks on the Affordable Care Act….We urge every member of Congress, every lawmaker and every politician to search their consciences and finally end the attempts to defund or derail the ACA,” said Debra L. Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women and Families.

How to Take Charge of Your Medical Records  – Wall Street Journal

After Ruling Obama Says ACA ‘Here to Stay’ – Women’s eNews

“Women are 54 percent of those purchasing coverage through the federal marketplace and would have been hurt the most by an adverse ruling … Roughly 76 million people are benefiting from access to covered preventive care, including contraceptive services,” said Debra Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women & Families.

How to Take Charge of Your Medical Records  – Wall Street Journal

The Wrong Way – Huffington Post

“This week, extremists in the House of Representatives seem to be firmly in charge as their fiscal year 2016 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies (Labor-HHS) funding bill advances quickly,” said Debra Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women & Families.

How to Take Charge of Your Medical Records  – Wall Street Journal

Defending Meaningful Use Requirements for Patient Engagement – EHR Intelligence

Mark Savage, Director of Health Information Technology Policy and Programs at National Partnership for Women & Families, spoke with EHRIntelligence.com about his organization’s disappointment with the proposed meaningful use modifications as well as the near- and long-term disadvantages of limiting patient access to health information.