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California Health Care Foundation
Mar. 27, 2009
Excerpt: The question of who owns electronic health data is a significant issue that must be clarified if patient records are to be successfully integrated, according to an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Health Data Management reports (Goedert, Health Data Management, 3/25). Paper health records have a more straightforward owner -- insurers and doctors own the actual storage system paper the information is printed on -- but 'now that digitizing information frees it from particular storage media, confusion reigns,'[.]
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The Journal Record
June 30, 2025
"A 2023 ruling by the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals will stand after the nation's highest court denied certiorari in the legal dispute over Oklahoma's Patient's Right to Pharmacy Choice Act, which regulates pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs)." [PCMA v. Mulready, No. 22-6074 (10th Cir. Aug. 15, 2023; cert pet. denied Jun. 30, 2025, No. 23-1213)]
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The Wall Street Journal; subscription may be required
Nov. 18, 2008
Excerpt: The nation's largest corporate pensions had record losses in October and won't meet federal-funding requirements without a massive infusion of cash, improved asset values or a change in law.
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The Wall Street Journal; subscription may be required
Aug. 4, 2020
"Public pension funds set a 22-year performance record in the second quarter, recovering some but not all of their losses from the first quarter. Double-digit stock gains pushed pension returns to a median 11.1% for the second quarter ... Even with the rebound, median annual returns for the public pensions whose fiscal years ended June 30 were 3.2%, far short of the funds' long-term investment-return target of around 7%."
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The Wall Street Journal; subscription may be required
Apr. 14, 2009
Excerpt: A long-running survey about Americans' plans for their later years shows that workers' and retirees' confidence about their retirement security has deteriorated sharply during the past two years, to record lows. In a sign of just how bleak the retirement landscape has become, the survey of 1,257 Americans found that the percentage of workers who say they are very confident about having enough money to retire comfortably has dropped to 13% this year. That's down from 18% in 2008 and from an all-time high of 27% in 2007.
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The Wall Street Journal; subscription may be required
Jan. 6, 2011
Excerpt: Health spending rose to a record 17.6% of the U.S. economy in 2009, as the overall economy shrank and higher federal Medicaid spending helped to push up health costs.
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Scott Gottlieb in The Wall Street Journal
May 5, 2008
Excerpt: By my count, during Mr. Obama's tenure in the state Senate, 18 different laws came up for a vote and passed that imposed new mandates on private health insurance. Mr. Obama voted for all of them.
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PLANSPONSOR
Jan. 15, 2012
"In 2011, the state pension fund received a record 18,780 retirement applications from employees of state agencies, school districts and local governments, compared to an average of approximately 10,500 in each of the previous seven years, the state Department of Employee Trust Funds said, according to the Wisconsin State Journal."
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The Journal Record via The University of Oklahoma College of Law
Jan. 17, 2007
Excerpt: The bottom line is that if your 401(k) plan invested in the stock market last year, you were lucky if you made 13 percent, after fees.
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Wiley Rein LLP in Journal of the American Health Information Management Association [AHIMA]
Aug. 13, 2017
"As employers become more involved in the overall management of employee wellness and healthcare expenditures, there is a strong interest in effective management and utilization of this employee data for a growing range of employer interests. Employers and other entities are becoming more involved in Big Data initiatives, offering new opportunities to gather information that will promote more effective and efficient workplaces. However, employers need to consider carefully their approach to employee healthcare information and act intelligently."
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