Hospitals and doctors have been slow to join the digital revolution that's ushered in change in other sectors. Yet a few observers think resistance won't last much longer. In an interview with CNBC's "On The Money," Athenahealth CEO and co-founder Jonathan Bush predicts we'll have a "health-care Internet" within five years. "The lion's share of routine health care will be...managed online. I'm sure of it." As for privacy? "Obviously it's a big deal... but we've made this trade elsewhere in our lives." (CNBC)

In a recent blog post, Christopher Koller, Milbank Memorial Fund president, talked about how a headline, "Secret Health Law Huddle," made him "shudder." The headline described a meeting that was confidential, not secret, he says. "There is a world of nuance between the two, which is important to acknowledge when understanding the work of the Fund," he says. Milbank brings together officials in a safe, neutral, nonpartisan setting to listen and learn from each other. Nothing said is for attribution and participants can't speak of what took place without permission. "Trust may be intangible, but it is also invaluable in this process." (Milbank.org)