Forbes has unveiled its annual list of the best-and-brighest in healthcare and science.

Harvard faculty are in an uproar over rising healthcare costs, even as the school's very own economists and health policy advisors had championed heathcare reform efforts, reports The New York Times. 

More public reporting on quality could help bring down hospital costs, according to a new Health Affairs study, reports Modern Healthcare.

Accenture Federal Services has won a five-year, $563 million contract to continue its work on Healthcare.gov, reports Clinical Innovation + Technology.

As of now, ICD-10 is a go for Oct. 1, 2015, and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is helping stakeholders get ready, announcing an end-to-end testing period for providers and guidance for testing.

Half of U.S. teaching hospitals are being penalized by Medicare for high rates of infection and medical errors.

The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives has formalized its partnership agreement with research firm KLAS Enterprises to accelerate industry performance and provide support to health IT leaders.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has released additional quality data to give patients and their families more information to inform their selection of a provider, according to an agency blog.