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CHA DataSuite Releases Inpatient and Long-Term Care Hospital Prospective Payment Systems FFY 2021 Final Rule Impact Analyses
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CHA Launches FightFluTogether Campaign
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HHS Extends COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Declaration
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DHCS Posts Medi-Cal Rx Prescriber and Pharmacy Training Registration
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CHA Alert Asks Hospitals to Urge Representatives to Support Reinstating PRF Reporting Requirements
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Protect Yourself & Others: Get a Flu Vaccination
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Updated Minimum Data Set for SNFs, Hospitals With Swing Beds Effective Oct. 1
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HHS Announces Additional $20 Billion in New Phase of Provider Relief Funding
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CEO Message: With Greater Scope for NPs, Another Step Toward Better Care
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Late Tuesday, the state took an important step toward improving health care for millions of Californians when Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 890, which allows highly qualified and certified nurse practitioners (NPs) to provide primary care as they practice to the full extent of their training.
CMS Posts New FAQs on COVID-19 Policies for Hospital Quality Reporting Programs
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