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July 3, 2017

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1. Washington health system files for bankruptcy
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2. How automation can enhance RCM operations Full story

3. West Virginia hospital to charge upfront co-pays for non-emergency ER visits

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4. Quantifying the ROI of performance management in value-based healthcare models. New study reveals three main challenges.

5. 10 hospitals seeking RCM talent Full story

6. Central Learning to launch 2nd Annual ICD-10 coding contest

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7. How to deploy data science to address the $24 billion sepsis problem. Learn more in this upcoming webinar.

8. 5 findings on payer-provider communication gaps Full story

9. Bankrupt Philadelphia health system receives $10M bid for hospital

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10. 8 RCM hires in June Full story

11. Better safety and quality: Blueprint for collaboration between clinical and IT leaders Learn more

12. St. Louis area hospitals see bad debt, charity care drop

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13. LA hospital operator to pay $42M to settle physician kickback case   Full story

14. Shuttered NC hospital to pay $1M to settle lawsuit over improper layoff notifications   Full story

15. Viewpoint: IBM Watson 'choking on its own hype' in healthcare  Full story