In the wake of the 2012 U.S. presidential and congressional elections, the University of Miami School of Business Administration will bring together some of the nation's top health care policy and industry leaders for The Business of Health Care Post-Election, a conference focused on the future of health care reform and what it means for health care organizations and business in general (www.bus.miami.edu/healthcare2013)

If you aren’t in an accountable care organization or planning to join one, chances are you are just plain sick of hearing about them.

CMS administrator nominee would bring experience in research and public advocacy for patient safety, science and evidence-based medicine.

Health reform leaders are discussing whether health IT should be added to the economic stimulus package being readied for President-elect Obama to sign when he takes office.

A discussion on health plans of the presidential candidates concludes that health IT's effect on costs is uncertain; more fundamental reforms are seen necessary.

The former CMS chief says the federal government should lead efforts to build trustworthiness into health IT systems and policies.

The president also intends to nominate Tevi Troy as HHS deputy secretary.

Microsoft, Google and Dell team with three insurers and two e-health software companies to provide physicians with a secure, Web-based service at no cost.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services touts the site's new look and expanded content as open enrollment season nears.