Basket Study Shows Early Efficacy Targeting Cancer Only On Alterations

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Feb 6, 2018

EMERGING TESTS
Basket Study Shows Early Efficacy Targeting Cancer Only On Alterations
From - Diagnostic Testing & Emerging Technologies
Early results from an ongoing "basket study" show that targeted therapies may be effective strictly based on the tumor's molecular profile, and not primary tumor type…
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		MANAGING STAFF Compliance Perspectives: Can You Require Lab Workers to Get a Flu Shot? From - G2 Compliance Advisor Bottom Line on Top: Yes, a mandatory flu vaccination policy is legally justifiable as long as… Read More

INSIDE THE LAB INDUSTRY
PAMA-geddon: Lab Industry Asks Court to Stop New Medicare Fee Schedule
From - Laboratory Industry Report
With CMS refusing to back down, the lab industry has escalated the dispute and asked a U.S. District Court to step in and prevent enforcement of the 2018 PAMA-inspired…
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ENFORCEMENT
EHR: Private Whistleblowers Getting in on "Meaningful Use" Crackdown
From - National Intelligence Report
Wrongful payment of electronic health records (EHR) "meaningful use" incentives has become a growth area in federal health care fraud enforcement…
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