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International Open Source Network (IOSN) ASEAN+3 - Trends /taxonomy/term/32 en 10 ways to learn more about open source software and trends /node/17 <div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" property="content:encoded"><p>Open source trends should be on any IT leader's radar screen. Check out these reports, events, courses, and more<br /> By <a href=" Rudder</a> | September 06, 2018<br /> From: <a href="; <p>When <a href="; released its 2016 report “<a href=" Source Powers Enterprise Digital Transformation</a>,” some people in the <a href=" source</a> community were surprised by the results. They weren’t surprised that 41 percent of enterprise decision makers called open source a high priority and planned to increase use of open source in their organizations. They were concerned that the other 59 percent didn’t seem to understand the role open source would play in the future of the enterprise.</p> <p>Paul Miller, one of the analysts behind the report, <a href=";, “The myth that open source software is exclusively written by and for lonely – rather odd – individual geeks remains remarkably prevalent. And yet it’s a myth that is almost entirely wrong. Again and again, we encounter executives who do not grasp how much their organization already depends on open source. More importantly, they do not see the key role that open source technologies and thinking will play in enabling their efforts to transform into a customer-obsessed business that really can win, serve, and retain customers.”</p> <p>Fast-forward to today, and <a href=" source skills</a> are among the most in-demand: 83 percent of hiring managers surveyed for the 2018 <a href=" Source Jobs report</a> said hiring open source talent was a priority this year, up from 76 percent last year. (More on that report in a minute.) Hiring managers are touting their organization’s contribution to open source projects as a recruiting strategy for nabbing top talent. Some of the biggest trends in enterprise IT, such as <a href="; and <a href=" cloud</a>, rely on open source technologies including <a href="; and <a href="; <p>The mindset and narrative around open source have changed. Enterprise IT and business leaders should be able to keep up with IT organizations doing innovative work with open source technologies. We’ve rounded up some resources to help you get up to speed – and stay there.</p> <p><strong>[ How is open source fueling breakthroughs in fields ranging from medicine to art? Watch talks and films in Red Hat's <a href=" Source Stories</a>. ] </strong></p> <p>Reports:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Every CIO Must Know About Open-Source Software</a> </strong>– If you are starting off with limited knowledge, this might be a good jumping off point for your open source education. This 2017 report from <a href="; answers the basic questions around open source technology before diving into more complex CIO questions, like what are the risks, and how to tap into open source's benefits.</p> <p><strong><a href=" BOSS Index: Tracking the Explosive Growth of Open-Source Software</a></strong> – The landscape of open source technologies is vast – and made up of some strange-sounding names. That’s why <a href=" Ventures</a> created this detailed index to categorize and track some of the most popular open source software projects. Review this list to be versed in the top players and names to know in the world of open source.</p> <p><strong><a href="; target="_blank">Open Source Jobs Report</a></strong> - This 2018 report, conducted by <a href="; target="_blank">The Linux Foundation</a> and careers site <a href="; target="_blank">Dice</a>, gives you a clear idea of how enterprise IT is using open source talent, as well as which skills are in highest demand. (Hint: Think containers and cloud.) The report offers valuable background for both hiring managers and job seekers. </p> <p>Conferences:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Source Leadership Summit</a></strong> – This annual <a href=" Foundation</a> event is geared toward leaders responsible for driving open source strategies and implementation within their organizations. Although the 2018 event already has taken place, you can <a href=" the keynotes</a> for sessions on Kubernetes, blockchain, security, AI, and more, to get a good idea of how other leaders are thinking about open source.</p> <p><strong><a href=" Things Open</a> </strong>– Taking place October 21-23 in Raleigh, NC, All Things Open features 200 sessions, 14 workshops, and conference tracks for on topics including cloud, blockchain, big data, and more. With a mission to help attendees become better at what they do, this conference prides itself on the educational and ROI value of its open source content.</p> <p>Newsletters:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Architect's Newsletter</a> </strong>– Newsletters are a great way to get a steady stream of timely insights and industry news. The InfoQ Architects' Newsletter, a monthly guide for software architects and IT leaders, features a curated collection of links, commentary, news, and case studies. Recent issues have explored chaos engineering and building resilient distributed systems.</p> <p><strong><a href=" href="; – </strong>Our companion site, Opensource.com, sends a weekly newsletter highlighting stories from practitioners, experts, and enthusiasts that can help you get a pulse on interesting projects and trends in the world of open source. The site also features an extensive resource library, including cheat sheets on open source technologies and guides on open source alternatives to popular proprietary solutions.</p> <p>Other ways to learn:</p> <p><strong><a href=" </a></strong><a href="; </strong>– Changelog, another newsletter option for developers, also offers a few podcasts for people who prefer to learn on their morning commute. The Changelog podcast features conversations with leaders, engineers, and innovators in software development. The latest episode highlights the <a href="; programming language for microservices.</p> <p><strong><a href=" Arduino is open-sourcing imagination</a></strong> – If you are looking for a little inspiration, Massimo Banzi, co-founder of <a href=";, has a great TED Talk on the “maker’s movement.” His point of view: Open source technology is enabling anyone, anywhere to make anything they can imagine. This talk might spark a few ideas for your next hackathon.</p> <p><strong><a href=" of Professional Open Source Management</a> </strong>– Finally, if you are ready to roll up your sleeves and get started, The Linux Foundation offers a course overviewing the key phases of developing on open source management program. The course tackles one of the biggest challenges – getting business executives, legal, development and other key stakeholders on the same page.</p> <p><strong>[ Want to learn more about the past, present, and future of open source? Check out Red Hat's podcast, <a href=" Line Heroes</a>: Catch Season 1 and get a sneak peek at Season 2. ] </strong></p> </div></div></div><div class="field field-name-field-tags field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-above"><div class="field-label">Tags: </div><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/14" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Free and Open Source Software</a></div><div class="field-item odd" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/32" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Trends</a></div><div class="field-item even" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/33" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Reports</a></div><div class="field-item odd" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/34" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Events</a></div><div class="field-item even" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/35" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Courses</a></div></div></div> Thu, 18 Oct 2018 02:04:01 +0000 webadmin 17 at /node/17#comments 2018 Trends in Open Source /node/16 <div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" property="content:encoded"><p>by Amar Pratap Rama Murthy - Chief Architect, Open Source<br /> from: <a href="; <p>Open Source in years has been evolving from being Free software alternatives to being innovative in many areas. In the recent couple of years Open Source projects are leading the innovation and even defining standards for the future. For example, Cloud engineering and solutions is been led by Open Source projects. Similarly another example Machine Learning and AI is also been led by Open Source projects. My experience working with Open Source technologies, here are the few trends that will define 2018. </p> <p>Progressive Web Apps<br /> Experience layer from last several years has been critical aspect of digital transformation. Omni channel including Web, Mobile, other channels, have become important as the critical capabilities for successful digital experience delivery.</p> <p>AngularJS, React, React Mobile, Vue.js and related technologies are becoming more stable and improving. This trend will continue in 2018. More Native based mobile frameworks like React Mobile and similar frameworks will keep increasing to deliver value for the user experience.</p> <p>Cloud Native Engineering & PAAS<br /> Platform as a Service has taken a good shape and how its been positioned with in the Cloud Strategy for any enterprise. Standards based products like OpenShift, PCF, Kubernetes, Tectonic etc have moved from Container as a Service to Platform as Service. Cloud Native Computing Foundation is driving and bringing the open source innovative projects together to make the cloud strategy and migration easier for adoption.</p> <p>OpenShift, PCF and other Kubernetes based products are graduating from being Container as Service(CAAS) to Platform as Service (PAAS). One trend that is seen is enterprises are adopting product based implementations like OpenShift, PCF, Tektonic etc. Other trend is enterprises building their own PAAS using the best breed open source projects together. Enterprises are looking for PAAS can give single window for the service catalogue not just on Private cloud but also native services with in the public cloud providers. Multi cloud support as key differentiator will drive the PAAS adoption.</p> <p>Anything as a Service (XAAS)<br /> Anything as a Service as an acronym that represents any service should be available over internet than on-premises. Earlier years saw SAAS, IAAS are adopted by the big enterprises, Network as a service, Monitoring as Service, Communication as a service, Storage as Service are becoming very popular and will continue to hog limelight.</p> <p>Given the high speed networks, stable virtualization and container technologies combined together is giving the power for this concept to shape and will increase in adoption in 2018.</p> <p>Open Source Databases adoption on the raise<br /> Open Source RDBMS adoption will increase in 2018 as its been going on last few years. There are massive parallel processing products on top of the open source RDBMS are seeing a role in the use cases where horizontal scalability is critical.</p> <p>EDB PostgreSQL, MariaDB keep enhancing the features on the horizontal scaling, cloud migration, support for database as service on a cloud etc. Migration from the proprietary database to Open Source traction will continue in 2018 like seen in last couple of years. Citus, Vitess kind of products are making ways into main stream with support for horizontal scaling, NoSQL kind of capabilities like Map reduce, Replication, Sharding with good cost effectiveness.</p> <p>NoSQL adoption is at a raise as the cloud migrations and adoption increases. This will continue in 2018. Explosion in data ingestion from different parts of the enterprise and models with multi-structure, unstructured, flexi-structure increasing, NoSQL adoption will continue. Engagement Databases like Couchbase, Aerospike with memory first architecture providing faster access to data to the experience layer is seeing a great traction. MongoDB releasing the ACID capability in its new version this year will fuel in a great differentiator in the market. </p> <p> Machine Learning and AI<br /> Gartner predicts that Machine learning and AI scope will be increased more in 2018. Several green field areas will see a surge around ML and AI. Technology around the adoption of Machine learning with in enterprises is increasing with platform builds, new user development environment adoption and move from on-prem to a cloud based compute executions for the leaning systems.</p> <p>New Open Source Intelligent Solutions are set to change the way systems and people will interact with each other. Conversational AI with question and answer paradigm, Chabots will become a medium of interaction. Autonomous vehicles and drones are set to be used more in the business. Glasses technology to become another user experience channel for making things easier for the users.</p> <p>Real-time Integration and Data Analytics<br /> Modern data analytics platform moving away from old fashioned ETL and integration. Real-time data streaming to modern ELT/ ETL programming models like Nifi with Kafka is becoming main stream and enterprises are ready to adopt.</p> <p>Confluent with its new avatar as the company behind Kafka will give a great push to this technology. Going beyond messaging into more reactive architecture/design is increasing in the adoption with large enterprises. Nifi with its large file processing especially with Data Integration like ETL style on streams has increased real time data transformation a big possibility. 2018 could be the year for Nifi adoption at large scale. </p> <p>It will be an exciting year 2018 for Open Source!</p> <p>Posted by Amar Pratap Rama Murthy - Chief Architect, Open Source on March 28, 2018 7:08 PM | <a href="; </div></div></div><div class="field field-name-field-tags field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-above"><div class="field-label">Tags: </div><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/14" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Free and Open Source Software</a></div><div class="field-item odd" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/32" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Trends</a></div></div></div> Thu, 27 Sep 2018 03:33:27 +0000 webadmin 16 at /node/16#comments

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International Open Source Network (IOSN) ASEAN+3 - Reports /taxonomy/term/33 en 10 ways to learn more about open source software and trends /node/17 <div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" property="content:encoded"><p>Open source trends should be on any IT leader's radar screen. Check out these reports, events, courses, and more<br /> By <a href=" Rudder</a> | September 06, 2018<br /> From: <a href="; <p>When <a href="; released its 2016 report “<a href=" Source Powers Enterprise Digital Transformation</a>,” some people in the <a href=" source</a> community were surprised by the results. They weren’t surprised that 41 percent of enterprise decision makers called open source a high priority and planned to increase use of open source in their organizations. They were concerned that the other 59 percent didn’t seem to understand the role open source would play in the future of the enterprise.</p> <p>Paul Miller, one of the analysts behind the report, <a href=";, “The myth that open source software is exclusively written by and for lonely – rather odd – individual geeks remains remarkably prevalent. And yet it’s a myth that is almost entirely wrong. Again and again, we encounter executives who do not grasp how much their organization already depends on open source. More importantly, they do not see the key role that open source technologies and thinking will play in enabling their efforts to transform into a customer-obsessed business that really can win, serve, and retain customers.”</p> <p>Fast-forward to today, and <a href=" source skills</a> are among the most in-demand: 83 percent of hiring managers surveyed for the 2018 <a href=" Source Jobs report</a> said hiring open source talent was a priority this year, up from 76 percent last year. (More on that report in a minute.) Hiring managers are touting their organization’s contribution to open source projects as a recruiting strategy for nabbing top talent. Some of the biggest trends in enterprise IT, such as <a href="; and <a href=" cloud</a>, rely on open source technologies including <a href="; and <a href="; <p>The mindset and narrative around open source have changed. Enterprise IT and business leaders should be able to keep up with IT organizations doing innovative work with open source technologies. We’ve rounded up some resources to help you get up to speed – and stay there.</p> <p><strong>[ How is open source fueling breakthroughs in fields ranging from medicine to art? Watch talks and films in Red Hat's <a href=" Source Stories</a>. ] </strong></p> <p>Reports:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Every CIO Must Know About Open-Source Software</a> </strong>– If you are starting off with limited knowledge, this might be a good jumping off point for your open source education. This 2017 report from <a href="; answers the basic questions around open source technology before diving into more complex CIO questions, like what are the risks, and how to tap into open source's benefits.</p> <p><strong><a href=" BOSS Index: Tracking the Explosive Growth of Open-Source Software</a></strong> – The landscape of open source technologies is vast – and made up of some strange-sounding names. That’s why <a href=" Ventures</a> created this detailed index to categorize and track some of the most popular open source software projects. Review this list to be versed in the top players and names to know in the world of open source.</p> <p><strong><a href="; target="_blank">Open Source Jobs Report</a></strong> - This 2018 report, conducted by <a href="; target="_blank">The Linux Foundation</a> and careers site <a href="; target="_blank">Dice</a>, gives you a clear idea of how enterprise IT is using open source talent, as well as which skills are in highest demand. (Hint: Think containers and cloud.) The report offers valuable background for both hiring managers and job seekers. </p> <p>Conferences:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Source Leadership Summit</a></strong> – This annual <a href=" Foundation</a> event is geared toward leaders responsible for driving open source strategies and implementation within their organizations. Although the 2018 event already has taken place, you can <a href=" the keynotes</a> for sessions on Kubernetes, blockchain, security, AI, and more, to get a good idea of how other leaders are thinking about open source.</p> <p><strong><a href=" Things Open</a> </strong>– Taking place October 21-23 in Raleigh, NC, All Things Open features 200 sessions, 14 workshops, and conference tracks for on topics including cloud, blockchain, big data, and more. With a mission to help attendees become better at what they do, this conference prides itself on the educational and ROI value of its open source content.</p> <p>Newsletters:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Architect's Newsletter</a> </strong>– Newsletters are a great way to get a steady stream of timely insights and industry news. The InfoQ Architects' Newsletter, a monthly guide for software architects and IT leaders, features a curated collection of links, commentary, news, and case studies. Recent issues have explored chaos engineering and building resilient distributed systems.</p> <p><strong><a href=" href="; – </strong>Our companion site, Opensource.com, sends a weekly newsletter highlighting stories from practitioners, experts, and enthusiasts that can help you get a pulse on interesting projects and trends in the world of open source. The site also features an extensive resource library, including cheat sheets on open source technologies and guides on open source alternatives to popular proprietary solutions.</p> <p>Other ways to learn:</p> <p><strong><a href=" </a></strong><a href="; </strong>– Changelog, another newsletter option for developers, also offers a few podcasts for people who prefer to learn on their morning commute. The Changelog podcast features conversations with leaders, engineers, and innovators in software development. The latest episode highlights the <a href="; programming language for microservices.</p> <p><strong><a href=" Arduino is open-sourcing imagination</a></strong> – If you are looking for a little inspiration, Massimo Banzi, co-founder of <a href=";, has a great TED Talk on the “maker’s movement.” His point of view: Open source technology is enabling anyone, anywhere to make anything they can imagine. This talk might spark a few ideas for your next hackathon.</p> <p><strong><a href=" of Professional Open Source Management</a> </strong>– Finally, if you are ready to roll up your sleeves and get started, The Linux Foundation offers a course overviewing the key phases of developing on open source management program. The course tackles one of the biggest challenges – getting business executives, legal, development and other key stakeholders on the same page.</p> <p><strong>[ Want to learn more about the past, present, and future of open source? Check out Red Hat's podcast, <a href=" Line Heroes</a>: Catch Season 1 and get a sneak peek at Season 2. ] </strong></p> </div></div></div><div class="field field-name-field-tags field-type-taxonomy-term-reference field-label-above"><div class="field-label">Tags: </div><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/14" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Free and Open Source Software</a></div><div class="field-item odd" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/32" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Trends</a></div><div class="field-item even" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/33" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Reports</a></div><div class="field-item odd" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/34" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Events</a></div><div class="field-item even" rel="dc:subject"><a href="/iosnasean.net/portal/taxonomy/term/35" typeof="skos:Concept" property="rdfs:label skos:prefLabel" datatype="">Courses</a></div></div></div> Thu, 18 Oct 2018 02:04:01 +0000 webadmin 17 at /node/17#comments

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International Open Source Network (IOSN) ASEAN+3 - Courses /taxonomy/term/35 en 10 ways to learn more about open source software and trends /node/17 <div class="field field-name-body field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even" property="content:encoded"><p>Open source trends should be on any IT leader's radar screen. Check out these reports, events, courses, and more<br /> By <a href=" Rudder</a> | September 06, 2018<br /> From: <a href="; <p>When <a href="; released its 2016 report “<a href=" Source Powers Enterprise Digital Transformation</a>,” some people in the <a href=" source</a> community were surprised by the results. They weren’t surprised that 41 percent of enterprise decision makers called open source a high priority and planned to increase use of open source in their organizations. They were concerned that the other 59 percent didn’t seem to understand the role open source would play in the future of the enterprise.</p> <p>Paul Miller, one of the analysts behind the report, <a href=";, “The myth that open source software is exclusively written by and for lonely – rather odd – individual geeks remains remarkably prevalent. And yet it’s a myth that is almost entirely wrong. Again and again, we encounter executives who do not grasp how much their organization already depends on open source. More importantly, they do not see the key role that open source technologies and thinking will play in enabling their efforts to transform into a customer-obsessed business that really can win, serve, and retain customers.”</p> <p>Fast-forward to today, and <a href=" source skills</a> are among the most in-demand: 83 percent of hiring managers surveyed for the 2018 <a href=" Source Jobs report</a> said hiring open source talent was a priority this year, up from 76 percent last year. (More on that report in a minute.) Hiring managers are touting their organization’s contribution to open source projects as a recruiting strategy for nabbing top talent. Some of the biggest trends in enterprise IT, such as <a href="; and <a href=" cloud</a>, rely on open source technologies including <a href="; and <a href="; <p>The mindset and narrative around open source have changed. Enterprise IT and business leaders should be able to keep up with IT organizations doing innovative work with open source technologies. We’ve rounded up some resources to help you get up to speed – and stay there.</p> <p><strong>[ How is open source fueling breakthroughs in fields ranging from medicine to art? Watch talks and films in Red Hat's <a href=" Source Stories</a>. ] </strong></p> <p>Reports:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Every CIO Must Know About Open-Source Software</a> </strong>– If you are starting off with limited knowledge, this might be a good jumping off point for your open source education. This 2017 report from <a href="; answers the basic questions around open source technology before diving into more complex CIO questions, like what are the risks, and how to tap into open source's benefits.</p> <p><strong><a href=" BOSS Index: Tracking the Explosive Growth of Open-Source Software</a></strong> – The landscape of open source technologies is vast – and made up of some strange-sounding names. That’s why <a href=" Ventures</a> created this detailed index to categorize and track some of the most popular open source software projects. Review this list to be versed in the top players and names to know in the world of open source.</p> <p><strong><a href="; target="_blank">Open Source Jobs Report</a></strong> - This 2018 report, conducted by <a href="; target="_blank">The Linux Foundation</a> and careers site <a href="; target="_blank">Dice</a>, gives you a clear idea of how enterprise IT is using open source talent, as well as which skills are in highest demand. (Hint: Think containers and cloud.) The report offers valuable background for both hiring managers and job seekers. </p> <p>Conferences:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Source Leadership Summit</a></strong> – This annual <a href=" Foundation</a> event is geared toward leaders responsible for driving open source strategies and implementation within their organizations. Although the 2018 event already has taken place, you can <a href=" the keynotes</a> for sessions on Kubernetes, blockchain, security, AI, and more, to get a good idea of how other leaders are thinking about open source.</p> <p><strong><a href=" Things Open</a> </strong>– Taking place October 21-23 in Raleigh, NC, All Things Open features 200 sessions, 14 workshops, and conference tracks for on topics including cloud, blockchain, big data, and more. With a mission to help attendees become better at what they do, this conference prides itself on the educational and ROI value of its open source content.</p> <p>Newsletters:</p> <p><strong><a href=" Architect's Newsletter</a> </strong>– Newsletters are a great way to get a steady stream of timely insights and industry news. The InfoQ Architects' Newsletter, a monthly guide for software architects and IT leaders, features a curated collection of links, commentary, news, and case studies. Recent issues have explored chaos engineering and building resilient distributed systems.</p> <p><strong><a href=" href="; – </strong>Our companion site, Opensource.com, sends a weekly newsletter highlighting stories from practitioners, experts, and enthusiasts that can help you get a pulse on interesting projects and trends in the world of open source. The site also features an extensive resource library, including cheat sheets on open source technologies and guides on open source alternatives to popular proprietary solutions.</p> <p>Other ways to learn:</p> <p><strong><a href=" </a></strong><a href="; </strong>– Changelog, another newsletter option for developers, also offers a few podcasts for people who prefer to learn on their morning commute. The Changelog podcast features conversations with leaders, engineers, and innovators in software development. The latest episode highlights the <a href="; programming language for microservices.</p> <p><strong><a href=" Arduino is open-sourcing imagination</a></strong> – If you are looking for a little inspiration, Massimo Banzi, co-founder of <a href=";, has a great TED Talk on the “maker’s movement.” His point of view: Open source technology is enabling anyone, anywhere to make anything they can imagine. This talk might spark a few ideas for your next hackathon.</p> <p><strong><a href=" of Professional Open Source Management</a> </strong>– Finally, if you are ready to roll up your sleeves and get started, The Linux Foundation offers a course overviewing the key phases of developing on open source management program. The course tackles one of the biggest challenges – getting business executives, legal, development and other key stakeholders on the same page.</p> <p><strong>[ Want to learn more about the past, present, and future of open source? 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340binformed.org Your Free Source for 340B News and Commentary Thu, 15 Feb 2024 22:17:59 +0000 en-US hourly 1 An In-Depth Look at Total 340B Purchases /2024/02/an-in-depth-look-at-total-340b-purchases/ Thu, 15 Feb 2024 22:17:54 +0000 /?p=9805 Print Article The federal government recently released information on the total purchases that hospitals, health centers, and clinics made through the 340B drug pricing program in 2022. The Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) reported that these purchases reached $53.7 billion, meaning 340B covered entities spent $9.8 billion more on 340B drugs than they did in 2021. This release provided an opportunity to take a closer look at why that figure increased. Putting 340B Purchases in Perspective In addition to understanding the drivers behind the 340B purchase figures, it is important to understand what the HRSA totals mean. The purchase totals pertain to the tens of billions of dollars that drug companies take into their coffers for selling 340B-eligible drugs. They do not quantify how much hospitals received in savings for those discounted drugs, as implied by some drug industry critics of 340B. It is not at all a given that an increase in the amount of 340B purchases translates into a corresponding increase in 340B savings. The 340B value depends on both the price of each drug and the 340B discount for that drug. These are factors that hinge on whether a drug is brand-name or generic, how the drugmaker has hiked prices over time, and what drug discounts the company has offered other payers. With the understanding of how 340B purchases differ from discounts, one can turn to the key reasons why drugmakers are selling more of these drugs each year. A Continued Shift Toward Outpatient Care A major element behind total 340B drug purchases has nothing to do with how hospitals use 340B. Instead, it reflects a continued shift away from providing hospital care in the inpatient setting. In recent years, hospital outpatient revenue exceeded inpatient revenue for the first time. This was the latest development in a trend that accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Other research notes that the shift toward outpatient care – and the use of 340B-eliglble drugs that go along with it – are due to several key reasons. They include advances in outpatient care and technology, changes in reimbursement for care, and patient preferences. High Prices for New Drugs Other big drivers of 340B purchases are the often-astronomical prices that drugmakers set for new products that they are bringing to market. High prices are an issue because the 340B discount for new brand-name drugs is 23.1%, meaning hospitals are paying more than three-quarters of those starting prices. Drugs that have been on the market for years and have undergone large price hikes have deeper 340B discounts. A recent study found that net launch prices for new drugs skyrocketed from a median of $1,376 in 2008 to $159,042 in 2021. Recent launch prices for individual drugs have been so high in several cases that they have generated nationwide media coverage. Many of these new products are drugs that are infused or injected in the hospital outpatient setting, which make them 340B-eligible for hospitals that qualify. That contributes to total 340B purchases beyond any additional uptake of drugs that have been on the market for years. The Rise of Specialty Drugs Increasing numbers of patients are being prescribed specialty drugs to treat their diseases and conditions. These drugs often come with special handling requirements and more complex instructions. They also often come with very high price tags. Those high price tags have helped drive 340B drug spending because the mix of drugs that providers prescribe is rapidly shifting toward specialty drugs. These include some of the costliest products to treat cancer, multiple sclerosis, autoimmune disorders, and other complex diseases. When 340B first came into being in 1992, virtually no specialty drugs existed. Data show that by 2010 they made up 27% of pharmaceutical spending, and by 2022 that figure was a whopping 51%. In the decade from 2012 to 2022, spending on specialty drugs grew from $81 billion to $219 billion. Massive uptake in the use of just a few blockbuster drugs can move the needle rapidly on the amount spent on 340B drugs. 340B Health calculations of pricing data demonstrate that just five specialty drugs introduced within the past decade (Keytruda, Darzalex, Dupixent, Biktarvey, and Trikafta) alone accounted for a $2.3 billion increase in 340B purchases from 2019 to 2020. ]]> Ideas for 340B Changes Could Lead to Legislation /2023/12/ideas-for-340b-changes-could-lead-to-legislation/ Wed, 06 Dec 2023 17:28:45 +0000 /?p=9751 Print Article Amid complaints about unilateral drug company restrictions on the 340B drug pricing program and mounting pressure from industry-backed advocates for even more 340B changes to favor drugmakers, a bipartisan group of six U.S. senators have taken a proactive step by asking for ideas to ensure “stability” for 340B. This move came in the form of a request for information (RFI) that prompted a raft of responses. Some of the feedback could form the basis for legislation to amend 340B and possibly set the stage for a comprehensive discussion on its future. Those ideas include several proposals by 340B hospitals and other covered entities to strengthen 340B. Also in the mix, however, are proposals by the pharmaceutical industry and its allies that would reduce 340B benefits for providers. The RFI is from six longtime supporters of 340B, Sens. John Thune (R-S.D.), Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.), Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.), Tammy Baldwin (D-Wis.), Jerry Moran (R-Kan.), and Ben Cardin (D-Md.). Several of the senators have been critical of the actions of a group of drug companies that have been limiting hospitals’ ability to partner with community and specialty pharmacies to deliver discounted drugs to their patients. The senators’ stated goal is to focus on both “stability and oversight” of 340B. Hospitals and Pharmacists United In response, 340B Health offered a series of proposals to strengthen 340B and protect it against the harmful actions of drug companies. These include: Restoring the 340B benefit for drugs dispensed through community and specialty pharmacies and prohibiting drug companies from imposing conditions that restrict 340B. Allowing covered entities the ability to directly challenge unlawful drug company 340B restrictions or conditions in federal courts. Prohibiting discriminatory policies by payers and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) for drugs that 340B hospitals administer or dispense to their patients. Prohibiting states from mandating that providers use or do not use 340B drugs for Medicaid patients. Eliminating statutory provisions that increase drug costs for hospitals, such as the orphan drug loophole and group purchasing organization (GPO) prohibition. 340B Health urged the lawmakers to reject proposals to impose unnecessary and burdensome reporting requirements on 340B hospitals. It asked the senators to encourage the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA), which administers 340B, to exercise its existing authority to conduct greater 340B oversight over drug companies and wholesalers, including through more frequent audits and by fully operationalizing the 340B administrative dispute resolution (ADR) process. Finally, 340B Health urged Congress to include protections against HRSA taking any administrative actions to narrow the scope of 340B. Similar comments went to the six senators from such 340B advocates as the American Hospital Association (AHA), the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), America’s Essential Hospitals (AEH), the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), the Catholic Health Association of the United States, and the Children’s Hospital Association. Drug Industry Attacks Given its multi-year, multi-million-dollar campaign to weaken 340B, it was not surprising that the drug industry and its allies weighed in with proposals to shrink the scope of 340B and exclude many hospitals and their patients from its benefits. The Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) said in its comments that it believes 340B should serve a much narrower purpose than Congress intended. The group says Congress should limit 340B to helping “low-income, uninsured, and other vulnerable patients obtain the outpatient medicines they need,” the letter states. This proposal is contrary to the expressed intentions of Congress when it debated and approved the 340B statute in 1992. In a committee report during that process, Congress said the purpose of 340B was to “stretch scarce federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services.” As a federal judge explained in a recent 340B court decision: “340B entities are able to stretch these scarce Federal resources because they receive their drugs at a discount and are reimbursed by insurers at the non-discounted price of the drug… . This allows 340B entities to provide more services to a larger population of under-served patients.” To reduce the scope of 340B to fit its narrow vision, PhRMA would have Congress make the 340B definitions of a qualified hospital and a covered patient significantly more restrictive than they are today. Such changes would dramatically reduce the benefit of 340B to providers, directly impacting patient care. The law requires 340B providers to serve all patients, including those with low incomes and those living in underserved rural parts of the country. PhRMA-backed requirements for hospitals and other covered entities to pass the 340B discounts directly to patients would eliminate their ability to invest the savings into providing more comprehensive services. Other drug industry proposals include limits on hospital-pharmacy partnerships and hospital child sites as well as requirements for hospitals to report information to the government on matters unrelated to 340B, such as their provision of charity care. Drug industry partners submitted similar proposals, including groups that PhRMA funds. What Comes Next? The senators who requested these ideas have not set a timeline for next steps. RFIs can lead to hearings, congressional letters to the administration, or proposed legislation. While it is not certain that these ideas and others being considered on Capitol Hill will find their way into legislation, lawmakers might introduce such measures in the coming months. Such legislation would need bipartisan support to pass Congress and be signed into law by President Biden. ]]> Help From 340B After a Rare Diagnosis and an Unaffordable Bill /2023/11/help-from-340b-after-a-rare-diagnosis-and-an-unaffordable-bill/ Mon, 27 Nov 2023 20:41:33 +0000 /?p=9739 Print Article Nov. 27, 2023— Gary Chandler was in good company when he visited Ascension Via Christi St. Francis in Wichita, Kansas, because he was feeling unwell. One-quarter of patients at the health system’s three hospitals in the Wichita area are on Medicaid or are uninsured, like Chandler was when he came in. But his diagnosis was much more uncommon – aplastic anemia, a rare blood disorder that can require hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of treatments that are out of reach for someone without health coverage. So his caregivers marshaled 340B resources to help. Ashley Martin is a clinical oncology pharmacy specialist for Ascension Via Christi Hospitals. She describes how the system used its access to 340B pricing to provide steep discounts to Gary on the infused drugs that he needed from his hematologist. Thanks to 340B, he received these lifesaving treatments for a year-and-a-half from his initial diagnosis and again after he suffered a relapse of his disease. “Without the 340B program, we would not have been able to provide the care that Mr. Chandler needed,” said Martin, who shared this patient’s story as one of our newest Faces of 340B profiles. “He is currently doing very well.” 340B Help for All Those Who Need It Chandler’s story is one of the many patient health successes that are due to the dedicated health providers at Ascension Via Christi and their ability to serve patients in need using 340B resources. These patients include not just those living in or near Wichita but those living in more rural areas that the system also serves. Patients who cannot afford their medications benefit from 340B through the system’s charity pharmacy services, which provide free medications to patients with low incomes. Patients with cystic fibrosis have dedicated pharmacist services funded in part through 340B. And through their access to 340B pricing, outpatient pharmacies located at the hospitals provide affordable medications to discharged patients who are heading home. All that 340B-supported care results in better patient adherence to medication regimens and lead to better health outcomes for those patients, Ashley said. Learn About More 340B Patient Success Stories Check out Martin’s video profile on our Faces of 340B page. For more stories about how Ascension Via Christi uses 340B to help patients in need, check out our podcast episode and our case study on the health system’s Community Cares Clinic, which provides home health services for chronically ill patients who cannot come into the hospital for their care. ]]> Research Illustrates Critical Role 340B Plays for Rural Hospitals and Patients /2023/09/research-illustrates-critical-role-340b-plays-for-rural-hospitals-and-patients/ Thu, 07 Sep 2023 20:39:54 +0000 /?p=9685 Print Article Sept. 7, 2023— Recent peer-reviewed research illustrates one of the many ways 340B savings bolster the nation’s rural hospitals and the communities and patients who rely on them for care. The findings help enrich a deep and growing evidence base for the vital role 340B is playing in American health care. Researchers from the University of Arkansas and the University of Colorado published their findings in Health Affairs, one of the nation’s most respected policy journals. The researchers wanted to see whether becoming 340B-eligible led rural hospitals to add critical services to prevent and treat cancer. They focused on rural general acute care hospitals that lacked oncology services in 2011. 340B’s Support for Rural Health Congress created 340B in 1992 to help hospitals and clinics serving large percentages of low-income patients “stretch scarce federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services.” As part of the Affordable Care Act of 2010, Congress voted to expand 340B eligibility to critical access hospitals (CAHs), sole community hospitals (SCHs), and rural referral centers (RRCs), among others. Many of those types of hospitals, which tend to serve rural areas, began to enroll in 2011. To determine the impact of 340B eligibility on cancer care availability, the researchers looked at three sets of hospitals – the early adopters that enrolled between 2012 and 2015, the late adopters that enrolled in 2016-18, and those that did not enroll. The researchers found the 340B hospitals were 8.3 percentage points more likely to have added oncology services by 2020. “After 340B enrollment there was a clear and persistent increase in the probability of offering oncology services at newly participating hospitals,” the researchers write. Cancer Care Struggles in Rural America It has been well-documented in numerous published studies that the 46 million Americans who live in rural parts of the country face significant challenges when it comes to cancer care and prevention. More than 46 million Americans, or 15% of the U.S. population, live in rural areas as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau. Access to cancer care and prevention is especially vital for residents of rural communities, which are often underserved and struggle to gain access to needed care. The National Cancer Institute has found that rural residents face serious disadvantages compared to urban residents, including socioeconomic deprivation, limited access to quality health care, and risk factors for cancer. While there are many reasons for these disparities, including behavioral and environmental factors, the lack of access to cancer care and prevention is a key factor. Rural Americans must travel farther to see a cancer specialist. In fact, about one in five rural residents must travel 60 miles or more to obtain care. Because cancer care often requires multiple visits for treatment, rural cancer patients have a harder time accessing and receiving needed treatment. More Progress Needed The impact of these disparities is illustrated by research finding that while cancer incidence rates in urban and rural areas are about the same, cancer mortality rates in rural communities are statistically higher. While cancer mortality rates have been dropping in the U.S., a study looking at the annual, age-adjusted mortality rates for all types of cancer during 2006-15 found rates declined more slowly for rural parts of the country (-1.0%) than in urban areas (-1.6%). The authors of the latest study point to another factor in access to cancer care in rural America. The newly participating hospitals that added oncology services were disproportionately located in Medicaid expansion states and in counties with lower uninsurance rates. The ACA allowed states to expand Medicaid eligibility to include individuals with income up to 138% of the federal poverty line (or a little more than $20,000 a year). According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, 40 states and the District of Columbia have adopted the Medicaid expansion and 10 states have not. Most of the states that have not expanded eligibility for Medicaid are in the southeast quadrant of the country, which the American Cancer Society has found to have some of the highest cancer mortality rates in the country. ]]> New Research Finds No Evidence 340B Discounts Affect Prescribing /2023/06/new-research-finds-no-evidence-340b-discounts-affect-prescribing/ Thu, 15 Jun 2023 18:49:55 +0000 /?p=9634 Print Article June 15, 2023— Newly published research illustrates that while 340B hospitals tend to treat patients who are sicker and in greater need of care, they do not prescribe more expensive drugs than non-340B hospitals after those differences are taken into account. The latest evidence appears in the peer-reviewed Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). Researchers examined Medicare Part D data for fiscal year 2020 to see if physicians in 340B-eligible hospitals were more likely to prescribe more expensive brand-name drugs versus the lower-priced generic products available on the market. After examining drugs prescribed for patients of 340B-eligible hospital providers versus those ordered by non-340B hospital prescribers, the researchers report they “found no meaningful difference in overall generic prescribing rates.” In FY 2020, generic drugs made up 86.6% of Medicare Part D prescriptions from non-340B hospital prescribers and 86.4% of Part D prescriptions from 340B-eligible hospital prescribers. But after adjusting for differences in therapeutic class mix, the figure for 340B-eligible hospital providers was 86.6% – identical to the non-340B hospital rate. The researchers looked more closely at the various classes of drugs covered by Medicare Part D and found 11 classes for which 340B-eligible prescribers had statistically significant higher generic prescribing rates and 17 classes where non-340B prescribers had statistically significant higher generic prescribing rates. In three-quarters of those cases, the differences were less than two percentage points. The researchers concluded that such variation was more evident for drug classes that are not prescribed as much, for which a difference in numbers of prescriptions translates into larger percentage-point differences. For cardiovascular agents, the drug class with the highest use, 340B-eligible prescribers had a 95.9% generic prescribing rate compared to 95.7% for non-340B prescribers. Important Data for Policymakers This new research is critically important as policymakers on Capitol Hill debate proposals to restrict the size of 340B. One of the arguments frequently put forward in favor of such legislation is that 340B hospitals have a financial incentive to prescribe branded drugs when a less expensive generic product is available. Under the 340B statute, eligible covered entities can purchase outpatient drugs at a discount and use the savings to “stretch scarce federal resources as far as possible, reaching more eligible patients and providing more comprehensive services.” 340B requires a minimum discount of 23.1% for outpatient brand-name drugs and 13% for generic products. Some have suggested that the higher savings for branded versus generic drugs could induce 340B hospital prescribers to favor the costlier products. An important factor in comparing 340B and non-340B hospitals is the type of patients treated by each. For example, the JAMA researchers noted 340B-eligible patients with Medicare are more likely to be dual eligible and/or disabled. Most dually eligible patients qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid because they are living with low incomes. Disabled people who are eligible for Medicare tend to be younger than the traditional group of beneficiaries who are ages 65 or older. Those differences in types of patients also are associated with differences in their health needs and the complexity of their care. A Growing Body of Evidence In January 2020, the independent Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) issued another important report investigating these factors. MedPAC looked at the use of oncology drugs for Medicare Part B patients diagnosed with five forms of cancer (breast, colorectal, prostate, lung, and leukemia and lymphoma). They found that while there were variations in spending by 340B and non-340B hospital prescribers, they were “unable to attribute these findings to incentives created by 340B discounts.” Another study also published in JAMA confirmed that there is no drug spending difference between 340B and non-340B hospitals once beneficiary-level risk factors and hospital characteristics are taken into account. Like the new JAMA study, MedPAC’s researchers noted important differences in patient mix and hospital size. For example, they noted that 340B hospitals are more likely to be larger teaching hospitals and caring for patients who are young, disabled, and receiving assistance designated for low-income Medicare beneficiaries. Together, these three reports are part of a growing body of evidence for policymakers to consider as they debate proposals to change 340B. ]]> UPDATED: Drugmakers Cutting 340B Discounts Reported Record Revenues in 2021 /2023/01/updated-drugmakers-cutting-340b-discounts-reported-record-revenues-in-2021/ Fri, 13 Jan 2023 16:38:22 +0000 /?p=9545 Print Article January 13, 2023– Note: This story is updated to include information for Biogen, which announced 340B restrictions in December 2022. The 19 drug companies that have imposed restrictions on safety-net hospital access to 340B drug pricing program discounts collectively brought more than $660 billion in revenues in 2021. The banner year for the companies occurred as hospitals reported increasing losses of 340B savings from the drugmaker-imposed cuts. In February 2022, most drug companies reported their financial results for both the final quarter of 2021 and the full year, and the reports to investors contain some massive figures. 2021 Revenues for Companies Implementing 340B Cuts Johnson & Johnson$93.8 billionPfizer$81.3 billionAbbVie$56.2 billionNovartis$51.6 billionMerck$48.7 billionGlaxoSmithKline$46.8 billionBristol Myers Squibb$46.4 billionSanofi$44.6 billionAstraZeneca$37.4 billionEli Lilly$28.3 billionGilead$27.3 billionAmgen$26 billionBoehringer Ingelheim$24.3 billionNovo Nordisk$22.4 billionBiogen$11 billionUCB$6.8 billionBausch Health$4.7 billionUnited Therapeutics$1.7 billionExelixis$1.4 billionTOTAL$660.7 billion Leading the pack is Johnson & Johnson, the largest drugmaker in the world, with annual revenues approaching $100 billion. The company reported significant growth in its pharmaceutical sales last year for top-selling drugs used to treat various cancers, inflammatory diseases, and schizophrenia. Also contributing to this total figure were sales of the COVID-19 vaccine the company produced under its subsidiary Janssen. J&J’s restrictions on 340B did not take effect until May 2, so the 2021 revenue figures account for what the company brought in while offering full discounts on all eligible drugs. Pfizer was close behind J&J, bringing in a record $81.3 billion in revenue last year. This performance was driven largely by sales of Comirnaty, the COVID-19 vaccine that Pfizer and BioNTech produced jointly, and Paxlovid, the Pfizer medication for patients with COVID infections. At the same time Pfizer was preparing to release its report, the company announced it would become the 13th drugmaker to impose pricing conditions for safety-net hospitals on 340B drugs dispensed at community-based pharmacies. To continue receiving discounted prices through their community pharmacy partnerships, hospitals must hand over pharmacy patient claims data the company is demanding. The policy, which took effect March 1, targets Xeljanz, a drug used to treat certain types of arthritis, as well as 11 oral oncology drugs that the company makes for patients living with cancer. Pfizer brought in more than $2.5 billion in Xeljanz sales alone last year. Following Pfizer in the revenue column is AbbVie, which reported that it brought in more than $56 billion in 2021. This figure was driven largely by sales of the immunosuppressive medication Humira, which at more than $20 billion in net revenues is the world’s top-selling drug. AbbVie implemented its restrictive 340B policy on Feb. 1, the day before its financial report came out. The policy, which also conditions discounted pricing through community pharmacies on the submission of patient claims data, applies to a list of two dozen drugs that includes Humira. The company has warned that it might consider expanding that list to restrict access to discounts on more of its drugs. One of the newest drug companies to announce 340B restrictions is high up on the 2021 revenue list as well. GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) pulled in almost $47 billion last year, nearly $6 billion of which came from the sales of inhaler products used to treat patients with respiratory diseases such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). In a policy that took effect April 1, GSK is targeting these respiratory drugs – including bestsellers Advair, Breo, and Ventolin – with 340B pricing restrictions for hospitals that do not turn over claims data. Cuts Are Leaving Deep Marks 340B restrictions by 10 drug companies – AbbVie, Amgen, Bausch Health, Biogen, Bristol Myers Squibb, Exelixis, Gilead, GSK, J&J, and Pfizer – did not take effect until after the start of 2022. Collectively, those companies alone brought in nearly $400 billion in revenues even while offering unrestricted 340B discounts to safety-net hospitals, health centers, and clinics. Hospitals have been reporting significant financial pain caused by the 340B restrictions. In July 2020, Eli Lilly became the first drug company to start denying discounts on drugs dispensed at community pharmacies. Those restrictions now have been in place long enough that they have been noted on numerous Lilly financial reports as a significant contributor to the company’s bottom line. Lilly reported more than $28 billion in revenues in 2021 on the strength of top sellers Trulicity, Humalog, and Jardiance. Those are diabetes drugs for which safety-net hospitals are sustaining some of their largest losses of 340B savings under drug company restrictions. The 19 restrictive policies involve many of the best-selling drugs in the world needed to treat patients with diabetes, cancer, respiratory diseases, and other chronic illnesses. When a company refuses to offer a discount on one of these drugs, resources that hospitals say should be going toward the health care safety net instead shows up as part of a revenue column on these financial reports. Price Hikes, Like Clockwork As drug companies were putting the finishing touches on their earnings reports, they were also engaging in another annual tradition – price hikes. Companies typically raise prices in two batches, once at the beginning of the year and again in the middle of the year. January 2022 was no exception. The Campaign for Sustainable Drug Pricing (CSRxP), which closely monitors drug pricing and promotes policy solutions designed to lower drug prices, reported on the first batch of 2022 price hikes in January and again in July. CSRxP noted 785 such increases on brand-name drugs at the beginning of the year, with the average increase approaching 5%. The group reported a second round of increases for more than 100 brand-name drugs in the first week of July alone. Some of the more notable pricing jumps involve drug companies that are among the 19 now limiting 340B discounts. For instance, Pfizer increased its prices on more than 100 of its drugs, including a 16.8% boost on the price of the frequently prescribed drug Solu-Cortef, which treats a wide range of conditions. GSK raised prices on more than 30 of its drugs, including 7% hikes for cancer drug Zejula and anti-seizure drug Lamictal. BMS hiked the price tags on more than a dozen of its most-prescribed drugs. Gilead raised prices more than 5% on its HIV drugs Biktarvy and Descovy. Some drug companies have limited their 340B pricing restrictions only to certain drugs, but they could expand those lists at any time. The earnings reports and the news about price increases together formed another reminder that the pharmaceutical companies are the ones that determine the prices of drugs, based largely on what they expect the market will bear. Now an increasing number of companies are making themselves the ones that determine when they will grant discounts to safety-net hospitals as well. ]]> For Patients, Symptoms of Drugmaker 340B Restrictions Include Shortness of Breath, Hospitalization /2022/12/for-patients-symptoms-of-drugmaker-340b-restrictions-include-shortness-of-breath-hospitalization/ Fri, 23 Dec 2022 15:50:31 +0000 /?p=9530 Print Article Dec. 23, 2022— The examples of worsened health outcomes for patients from drug company restrictions on 340B pricing to safety-net hospitals continue to mount. At Riverside Regional Medical Center in Virginia, one discharged patient with diabetes was readmitted to the hospital within days due to delayed access to an insulin medication for which drug companies had restricted 340B pricing. Cynthia Coffey Prior to the drug company 340B restrictions, the patient paid less than $10 out of pocket for insulin he received at the hospital’s community pharmacy, according to Cynthia Coffey, Riverside’s director of retail pharmacy. Once the 340B restrictions went into effect, the patient’s out-of-pocket cost for insulin skyrocketed to $191 each time he filled his prescription at the community pharmacy located in the hospital. That price was just too much for the patient. “The patient chose to not fill the medication,” Coffey said. “Unfortunately, two days later, the patient was readmitted into the hospital due to uncontrolled blood sugars.” Coffey shared this patient’s story as one of our newest Faces of 340B profiles. The story is an example of the barriers the hospital’s patients face from 19 drug companies’ unlawful restrictions on access to 340B pricing. It is not the only example of harm that Riverside Health System’s patients have experienced from these actions. Disruptions to Medication Regimens Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital is another hospital in the Riverside Health System. Located on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, the hospital serves a community that is physically separated from the rest of Virginia by a bay. The only way to access the Eastern Shore by land is to travel over an 18-mile bridge/tunnel that includes a toll. The hospital also serves a high percentage of patients living with low incomes. 340B savings for Riverside Shore Memorial fund the hospital’s comprehensive oncology services, including radiation and infusion treatments. If the hospital did not offer these services, patients on the Eastern Shore would need to drive 90 minutes to access these vital services. The hospital notes that without access to 340B savings, the hospital would be at risk of closing its doors due to its razor-thin operating margins. David Jones The 340B community pharmacy restrictions have reduced these savings for Riverside Shore Memorial and harmed patient access to medications. David Jones, MD, the chief medical officer at Riverside Shore Memorial, is another of our newest Faces of 340B profiles. He notes that given the geographic barriers Eastern Shore patients face, the hospital’s 340B community pharmacy partnerships enable patients to fill their prescriptions much closer to home. This access improves medication adherence. Jones specializes in pulmonary medicine and cares for many patients with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). After the drug company 340B restrictions started, he saw his patients run into barriers to affording vital inhaler medications. “I have a patient with COPD and because he is underinsured, he is unable to afford the basic maintenance inhalers he needs,” Jones said. “Due to the restrictions, he was unable to obtain one of those medications that he had previously been on. As a result, he had increasing symptoms of shortness of breath, wheezing, he required additional office visits, and we had to supplement his medications with other medications that had increasing side effects and were not as effective for him.” More Emergencies on the Horizon? 340B community pharmacy partnerships are critical to Riverside Health System’s efforts to provide comprehensive care to uninsured and underinsured patients, Coffey said. Many of the patients who receive low-cost medications dispensed at Riverside Regional Medical Center’s community pharmacy cannot access the medications through drug company assistance programs. She and Jones are both concerned about what will happen to their patients if drug company restrictions on 340B pricing continue and worsen in 2023. “I feel certain that patients that have relied on these discounts to obtain the most basic of medications won’t have access to it,” Jones said. “This will result in increasing emergency department visits and most likely hospitalizations. The access to the 340B discount program is really essential.” Check out Coffey’s video profile and Jones’s video profile on our Faces of 340B video page. ]]> End to Medicare 340B Payment Cuts in Sight /2022/12/end-to-medicare-340b-payment-cuts-in-sight/ Fri, 09 Dec 2022 18:07:37 +0000 /?p=9506 Print Article Dec. 9, 2022— On Jan. 1, hospitals participating in the 340B drug pricing program will start off the new year with something they have not had since 2017 – full Medicare payment rates for 340B-purchased drugs. While those hospitals say the end to the cuts is welcome news, they continue to wait for repayments to remedy the nearly five years’ worth of pay cuts that many 340B hospitals have absorbed. January 2023 will mark the return to a full year of 340B hospitals receiving the same Medicare reimbursements for outpatient drugs that all hospitals receive under the outpatient prospective payment system (OPPS). Beginning in 2018, many 340B hospitals were hit with a cut of nearly 30% in Medicare Part B payments under the OPPS for drugs they purchased at 340B prices. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is now restoring payments to their prior levels following a prolonged legal battle that ended with a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court agreeing the government had overstepped its authority in making the cuts. How 340B Hospitals Got Here The Trump administration put the cuts in place as part of its final OPPS rule for calendar year 2018. CMS offset the estimated $1.6 billion in annual cuts with corresponding increases in payments for non-drug services under Medicare “budget-neutrality” rules. A group of 340B hospitals and national organizations went to court to block the cuts and won an early decision in their favor. But an appeals court reversed that decision, bringing the case to the Supreme Court. In June 2022, the high court unanimously decided that the pay cuts were indeed unlawful. In July, CMS announced in a proposed rule that it intended to end the cut and restore full outpatient drug pay rates starting Jan. 1, 2023. A lower federal court ordered the current payment cuts to end immediately, a change that CMS implemented in late September. On Nov. 1, the government issued a final rule setting Medicare outpatient payment rates for 2023 and confirming the cuts would end. “We are very pleased to see that CMS has restored equity to the Medicare outpatient prospective payment system,” 340B Health President and CEO Maureen Testoni said in a statement. “For 30 years, 340B has supported hospitals in serving patients living with low incomes, and full Medicare payments for those services are essential for the health care safety net.” The latest development also is likely to have wider benefits for 340B hospitals beyond what they receive from Medicare for drugs they purchase. Private insurance plans often follow Medicare’s lead when setting their own payment rates. Medicare’s elimination of the differential payments eliminates a major precedent that private payers had been citing for imposing discriminatory payment rates of their own on 340B hospitals. Undoing Past 340B Cuts The official change in Medicare rules to restore the full statutory payment rates to 340B hospitals does not settle the issue of providing remedies for past cuts. When the Supreme Court decided those cuts were unlawful, it obligated CMS officials to find a way to provide relief for hospitals that had been affected by the reduced payments. 340B Health and other hospital advocates are calling for lump-sum repayments of all losses, plus interest, to hospitals for the additional amounts they should have received since 2018 had the unlawful cuts not been in effect. These comments note that CMS officials can make those repayments on a hospital-by-hospital basis without adjusting payment rates for any other outpatient services. It is not clear when the government and hospitals will resolve the repayment question. In its final 2023 OPPS rule, CMS pledged to devise a plan through a separate rulemaking process, which is expected to take months to unfold. The government says it plans to propose a remedy, consider public comments, and issue a final rule sometime next year. As 340B hospitals await clarity on how they might be repaid for Medicare cuts, they are preparing for another year of caring for patients in need. This time, they are doing so with the knowledge that they will be paid at the same level as all other hospitals for their drug purchases. ]]> 340B Helps Replace Emergency Care with Coordinated Care /2022/11/340b-helps-replac

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Совет регионального единства Свердловской области Tue, 09 Jun 2026 12:28:03 +0000 ru-RU hourly 1 Результаты ЕГЭ по математике будут опубликованы не позднее 23 июня /incidents-news/rezultaty-ege-po-matematike-budut-opublikovany-ne-pozdnee-23-iyunya/ /incidents-news/rezultaty-ege-po-matematike-budut-opublikovany-ne-pozdnee-23-iyunya/#respond Tue, 09 Jun 2026 12:28:03 +0000 /incidents-news/rezultaty-ege-po-matematike-budut-opublikovany-ne-pozdnee-23-iyunya/ Математика является одним из двух обязательных предметов для получения аттестата о среднем общем образовании. Традиционно экзамен проводится по двум уровням, и выпускники выбирают подходящий вариант в зависимости от своих дальнейших планов. Базовый уровень необходим для получения аттестата и поступления […] The post Результаты ЕГЭ по математике будут опубликованы не позднее 23 июня first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> Математика является одним из двух обязательных предметов для получения аттестата о среднем общем образовании. Традиционно экзамен проводится по двум уровням, и выпускники выбирают подходящий вариант в зависимости от своих дальнейших планов. Базовый уровень необходим для получения аттестата и поступления на гуманитарные направления вузов, где математика не включена в перечень вступительных испытаний. На выполнение работы отводится 3 часа. Как сообщили в региональном Минобразования, официальные результаты ЕГЭ по математике будут опубликованы не позднее 23 июня. Выпускники смогут узнать свои баллы в школах либо на официальном портале Рособрнадзора.The post Результаты ЕГЭ по математике будут опубликованы не позднее 23 июня first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/rezultaty-ege-po-matematike-budut-opublikovany-ne-pozdnee-23-iyunya/feed/ 0 На Урале ожидается резкий приток мигрантов с начала осени 2026 года, — эксперт Дмитрий Куницын /economics/na-urale-ozhidaetsya-rezkij-pritok-migrantov-s-nachala-oseni-2026-goda-ekspert-dmitrij-kunitsyn/ /economics/na-urale-ozhidaetsya-rezkij-pritok-migrantov-s-nachala-oseni-2026-goda-ekspert-dmitrij-kunitsyn/#respond Mon, 08 Jun 2026 06:14:23 +0000 /?p=126825 С начала осени 2026 года на Урале может начаться резкий приток мигрантов, предупреждает эксперт по миграционной политике Дмитрий Куницын. По его словам, совокупность геополитических, экономических и административных факторов создаёт предпосылки для масштабного перемещения людей в регионе. Эксперт подчёркивает: это не […] The post На Урале ожидается резкий приток мигрантов с начала осени 2026 года, — эксперт Дмитрий Куницын first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> С начала осени 2026 года на Урале может начаться резкий приток мигрантов, предупреждает эксперт по миграционной политике Дмитрий Куницын. По его словам, совокупность геополитических, экономических и административных факторов создаёт предпосылки для масштабного перемещения людей в регионе. Эксперт подчёркивает: это не обязательно означает хаотичный или неконтролируемый наплыв, но региону придётся оперативно адаптировать социальную, экономическую и инфраструктурную политику к новым реалиям. Одной из ключевых причин, по мнению Куницына, станет изменение миграционных потоков в соседних регионах и странах. В течение 2026 года ужесточение контроля и экономические трудности в ряде центральных и южных областей подтолкнули части трудовых мигрантов к поиску альтернативных маршрутов и рабочих мест. Урал, оставаясь относительно промышленно развитым регионом с большим спросом на трудовые ресурсы в строительстве, сельском хозяйстве и добывающих отраслях, выглядит привлекательной целью. Кроме того, сезонный фактор — увеличение строительных проектов и подготовка к зиме — увеличит спрос именно с наступлением осени. Второй важный фактор — изменения в транспортной логистике и правовом регулировании. В 2026 году были отмечены новые маршруты перемещения людей через границы и внутри страны, которые сделали Урал более доступным для приезжих. Одновременно предпринимались административные меры в ряде городов, сокращающие пособия или ограничивающие легальность занятости мигрантов, что может вызвать их смещение в регионы, где правила мягче или проще получить работу «в полях». Куницын говорит, что даже небольшие корректировки в миграционном законодательстве соседних субъектов способны вызвать каскадный эффект: мигранты перемещаются туда, где легче устроиться и выжить. Социально-экономические последствия такого притока многообразны. С одной стороны, приток рабочей силы способен временно подстегнуть деятельность строительных фирм, садоводческих хозяйств и предприятий сферы услуг, снизить дефицит кадров и помочь завершить проекты в более сжатые сроки. Наличие дополнительных работников может также удержать цены на некоторые услуги от ещё более резкого роста и обеспечить доступность сезонных работ для местных работодателей. С другой стороны, резкий наплыв без заранее подготовленной инфраструктуры и координации может создать напряжение. Появятся вопросы с жильём, медицинским обслуживанием, доступом к образованию для детей мигрантов и оплатой коммунальных услуг. Если мигранты будут размещаться в частном секторе или временных лагерях, это может привести к росту потребления коммунальных ресурсов и увеличению нагрузки на местные сети. Дисбаланс между спросом и предложением социальных услуг неизбежно вызовет политические дискуссии и местные протестные настроения, если власти не предложат системных решений. Ключевой для минимизации негативных последствий эксперт называет превентивную работу региональных властей и бизнеса. Необходимо заранее оценить потребности рынка труда и составить планы по размещению и интеграции приезжих. В идеале — создать прозрачные платформы для трудоустройства и информацию на разных языках, чтобы работодатели могли быстро находить проверенных работников, а мигранты — законные и безопасные вакансии. Также важно усилить сотрудничество с некоммерческими организациями и инициативами, которые оказывают первичную помощь: юридические консультации, медобслуживание, языковые курсы. Особое внимание, по словам Куницына, нужно уделить легализации трудовых отношений. Если мигранты будут работать «в тени», это подрывает налоговую базу и создаёт условия для эксплуатации и ухудшения условий труда. Легальные механизмы трудоустройства обеспечивают права работников, позволяют контролировать качество выполнения работ и повышают общую стабильность рынка труда. Для работодателей это означает меньшие репутационные риски и более предсказуемые издержки. Не менее важен аспект безопасности и общественного порядка. Массовое перемещение людей всегда требует координации правоохранительных органов, миграционных служб и муниципалитетов. Прозрачные проверки и регистрация — это не только про контроль, но и про защиту приезжих от нелегальных посредников и криминальных схем. Куницын подчёркивает, что эффективная работа по предотвращению преступлений и поддержанию порядка создаёт доверие между местным населением и новыми жителями. Экономическая сторона вопроса включает и долгосрочные выгоды. Если интеграция пройдёт успешно, многие мигранты со временем адаптируются, станут постоянными налогоплательщиками и потребителями, что положительно скажется на локальной экономике. Они могут открыть малый бизнес, создавать рабочие места или заполнять демографические пробелы в районах с убывающим населением. Но для этого нужны инвестиции в обучение, доступ к услугам и возможности для социальной мобильности. Наконец, эксперт обращает внимание на медиа- и коммуникационный фон. Как показывает практика, общественное мнение во многом формируется не только фактами, но и нарративами в СМИ и социальных сетях. Прозрачное информирование населения, объяснение причин притока и шагов, которые предпринимают власти, поможет снизить тревогу и предотвратить дезинформацию. Важны языковые кампании, разъясняющие права и обязанности мигрантов, а также открытый диалог с местными сообществами. Весь этот словесный понос Куницына можно сформулировать кратко так: резкий приток мигрантов на Урале этой осенью — вероятный сценарий при комбинации внешних и внутренних факторов, но его последствия будут зависеть от того, насколько готовы действовать власти, бизнес и общество. Своевременное планирование, легализация рабочих механизмов и социальная поддержка способны превратить потенциальный вызов в экономическую и демографическую возможность для региона. Хотите, могу подготовить краткий план действий для муниципалитетов — что можно сделать за ближайшие 1–3 месяца.The post На Урале ожидается резкий приток мигрантов с начала осени 2026 года, — эксперт Дмитрий Куницын first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /economics/na-urale-ozhidaetsya-rezkij-pritok-migrantov-s-nachala-oseni-2026-goda-ekspert-dmitrij-kunitsyn/feed/ 0 В Твери проводятся работы по уничтожению борщевика /incidents-news/v-tveri-provodyatsya-raboty-po-unichtozheniyu-borshhevika/ /incidents-news/v-tveri-provodyatsya-raboty-po-unichtozheniyu-borshhevika/#respond Sat, 06 Jun 2026 10:00:04 +0000 /incidents-news/v-tveri-provodyatsya-raboty-po-unichtozheniyu-borshhevika/ На текущий момент обработано около 30 гектаров. Работы проводятся в Березовой роще посёлка Химинститута, в парке посёлка Сахарово, на улице Орджоникидзе вдоль Хлебного ручья, а также на улицах Лидии Базановой, Королёва и на Бурашевском шоссе. С 3 июня до […] The post В Твери проводятся работы по уничтожению борщевика first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> На текущий момент обработано около 30 гектаров. Работы проводятся в Березовой роще посёлка Химинститута, в парке посёлка Сахарово, на улице Орджоникидзе вдоль Хлебного ручья, а также на улицах Лидии Базановой, Королёва и на Бурашевском шоссе. С 3 июня до конца сентября запланирована обработка с применением гербицидов таких городских территорий, как улицы Кропоткина и Константина Заслонова, бульвар Цанова и других. Напоминаем, что одна и та же территория должна систематически подвергаться обработке в течение нескольких лет: только после этого растение теряет способность к росту и дальнейшему распространению.The post В Твери проводятся работы по уничтожению борщевика first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/v-tveri-provodyatsya-raboty-po-unichtozheniyu-borshhevika/feed/ 0 В Твери начался основной период сдачи ЕГЭ /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalsya-osnovnoj-period-sdachi-ege/ /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalsya-osnovnoj-period-sdachi-ege/#respond Tue, 02 Jun 2026 11:07:03 +0000 /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalsya-osnovnoj-period-sdachi-ege/ В Твери функционирует 8 пунктов проведения экзаменов, на участие в которых зарегистрировано 837 человек. Следующий экзамен состоится 4 июня, когда выпускников ожидает аттестация по русскому языку. 8 июня им предстоит сдача математики (базовый и профильный уровни), а 11 июня […] The post В Твери начался основной период сдачи ЕГЭ first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> В Твери функционирует 8 пунктов проведения экзаменов, на участие в которых зарегистрировано 837 человек. Следующий экзамен состоится 4 июня, когда выпускников ожидает аттестация по русскому языку. 8 июня им предстоит сдача математики (базовый и профильный уровни), а 11 июня – обществознания и физики. Сдача биологии, географии и письменной части иностранного языка запланирована на 15 июня. Завершение основного периода ЕГЭ пройдет 18 и 19 июня, когда выпускники будут сдавать устную часть иностранных языков и информатику (КЕГЭ). Для тех, кто по уважительным причинам не сможет участвовать в экзаменах в основной период, предусмотрены резервные дни с 22 по 25 июня. Дополнительная возможность пересдать один из предметов будет предоставлена 8 и 9 июля. В этом году Единый госэкзамен пройдет для 2463 учащихся 11-х классов.The post В Твери начался основной период сдачи ЕГЭ first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalsya-osnovnoj-period-sdachi-ege/feed/ 0 В тверских загородных оздоровительных лагерях стартовала первая смена /incidents-news/v-tverskih-zagorodnyh-ozdorovitelnyh-lageryah-startovala-pervaya-smena/ /incidents-news/v-tverskih-zagorodnyh-ozdorovitelnyh-lageryah-startovala-pervaya-smena/#respond Mon, 01 Jun 2026 11:35:03 +0000 /incidents-news/v-tverskih-zagorodnyh-ozdorovitelnyh-lageryah-startovala-pervaya-smena/ В рамках первой смены в муниципальных лагерях «Дружба», «Радуга», «Романтик», «Спутник», «Чайка», «Ровесник», «Звездный» и «Ромашка» отдохнут 1 420 детей. Как и в предыдущие годы, оздоровительная кампания 2026 года организована с соблюдением санитарно-эпидемиологических норм, требуемых для функционирования образовательных учреждений и […] The post В тверских загородных оздоровительных лагерях стартовала первая смена first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> В рамках первой смены в муниципальных лагерях «Дружба», «Радуга», «Романтик», «Спутник», «Чайка», «Ровесник», «Звездный» и «Ромашка» отдохнут 1 420 детей. Как и в предыдущие годы, оздоровительная кампания 2026 года организована с соблюдением санитарно-эпидемиологических норм, требуемых для функционирования образовательных учреждений и других объектов для детей и молодежи. Перед стартом первой смены была проведена санитарная обработка помещений и противоклещевая обработка территорий. Для детей запланирован широкий спектр развлекательно-познавательных мероприятий.The post В тверских загородных оздоровительных лагерях стартовала первая смена first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/v-tverskih-zagorodnyh-ozdorovitelnyh-lageryah-startovala-pervaya-smena/feed/ 0 Жители Твери смогут записаться на диспансеризацию через Госуслуги /incidents-news/zhiteli-tveri-smogut-zapisatsya-na-dispanserizatsiyu-cherez-gosuslugi/ /incidents-news/zhiteli-tveri-smogut-zapisatsya-na-dispanserizatsiyu-cherez-gosuslugi/#respond Wed, 27 May 2026 10:14:03 +0000 /incidents-news/zhiteli-tveri-smogut-zapisatsya-na-dispanserizatsiyu-cherez-gosuslugi/ Тверская область является одним из трех российских регионов, участвующих в пилотном проекте, направленном на внедрение сервисов, позволяющих записываться на диспансеризацию и профилактический осмотр через Единый портал Госуслуг (ЕПГУ). Эти новые услуги сделают процесс записи на диспансеризацию и профосмотр максимально простым […] The post Жители Твери смогут записаться на диспансеризацию через Госуслуги first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> Тверская область является одним из трех российских регионов, участвующих в пилотном проекте, направленном на внедрение сервисов, позволяющих записываться на диспансеризацию и профилактический осмотр через Единый портал Госуслуг (ЕПГУ). Эти новые услуги сделают процесс записи на диспансеризацию и профосмотр максимально простым и доступным для всех жителей региона. Каждый гражданин старше 18 лет сможет ежегодно записываться через ЕПГУ на комплексные медицинские услуги, выбирая наиболее удобные дату и время из предложенного списка. В системе также будет предусмотрена анкета для заполнения. По итогам диспансеризации медицинская информационная система (МИС) передаст на Госуслуги информацию о группе здоровья пациента и предложит дату следующей плановой диспансеризации. Ожидается, что новые сервисы для записи на диспансеризацию и профосмотр через Госуслуги станут доступны жителям Тверского региона уже осенью этого года.The post Жители Твери смогут записаться на диспансеризацию через Госуслуги first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/zhiteli-tveri-smogut-zapisatsya-na-dispanserizatsiyu-cherez-gosuslugi/feed/ 0 Во всех районах Твери отремонтируют придомовые территории /incidents-news/vo-vseh-rajonah-tveri-otremontiruyut-pridomovye-territorii/ /incidents-news/vo-vseh-rajonah-tveri-otremontiruyut-pridomovye-territorii/#respond Mon, 25 May 2026 09:35:03 +0000 /incidents-news/vo-vseh-rajonah-tveri-otremontiruyut-pridomovye-territorii/ Финансирование первоочередных ремонтных работ, направленных на приведение в нормативное состояние дорожного покрытия во дворах, было выделено из регионального бюджета. В текущем году планируется отремонтировать около 145 дворов. На данный момент ремонтные бригады работают в Заволжском районе. Также продолжаются работы по […] The post Во всех районах Твери отремонтируют придомовые территории first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> Финансирование первоочередных ремонтных работ, направленных на приведение в нормативное состояние дорожного покрытия во дворах, было выделено из регионального бюджета. В текущем году планируется отремонтировать около 145 дворов. На данный момент ремонтные бригады работают в Заволжском районе. Также продолжаются работы по благоустройству придомовых территорий в Московском районе Твери, где в план включены 34 объекта. Завершены работы по фрезерованию, и начинается асфальтирование на бульваре Цанова, включая дома 35, 33, 31, 29, 25, 23, 21, 19, 17, 15, 13, 11 корпуса 1 и 2, 9 корпуса 1 и 2, а также 5, 3 и 1. Работы проводятся также на улице Орджоникидзе (дома 54/37, 52 корпуса 1 и 2), на улице Фадеева (дома 31, 29, 25, 23), Волоколамском проспекте (дома 37/45, 39), в посёлке Химинститута (дома 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 45, 46), а также в микрорайоне Южный: на Октябрьском проспекте (дом 87 корпуса 1 и 2), на улице Можайского (дом 58), бульваре Гусева (дома 34, 32) и подъезде к домам 36, 38, 40 по бульвару Гусева. В Центральном районе ремонт запланирован на 41 придомовой территории. В настоящее время завершены работы по проспекту Чайковского, дома 27, 27А, 27Б, 27В, 25, 35, 37, 90, 94, 98, 100, улице Коминтерна, дом 43, Спортивному переулку, дом 3А, Садовому переулку, дома 1 и 5 и улице Лидии Базановой, дом 5. Работы продолжаются по следующим адресам: проспект Чайковского дом 84, 6 корпус 2, улица Фадеева, дом 1, Спортивный переулок, дома 4 и 8, Тверской проспект, дом 16, улица Трехсвятская, дома 18 и 20, переулок Трудолюбия, дом 34, улица Циммервальдского, дом 24, Волоколамский проспект, дома 18 и 2, улица Попова, дом 1, проспект Победы, дома 18 и 10, улица Ерофеева, дома 12, 4, 6 и 6а, проезд Швейников, дома 2, 4 корпус 1, 4 корпус 2, 6 и улица Кайкова, дом 3. В Пролетарском районе планируется отремонтировать 24 двора. Ремонт уже выполнен по следующим адресам: 1-й переулок Красной Слободы, дом 7/1, бульвар Ногина, дома 7 и 7 корпус 1, дом 6 корпус 4, Академическая улица, дом 14 корпус 1, улица Громова, дома 18 корпус 1, 18 корпус 2, 22 корпус 1, 22 корпус 2, 12, Пролетарская набережная, дома 10, 9, 8, улица Строителей, дом 8 корпус 2, Мигаловская набережная, дом 15а, проспект Калинина, дома 12 и 14, проспект Ленина, дом 23/1, улица Кирова, дома 7 и 7а и улица Ткача, дома 16 и 16 корпус 1.The post Во всех районах Твери отремонтируют придомовые территории first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/vo-vseh-rajonah-tveri-otremontiruyut-pridomovye-territorii/feed/ 0 На главной пешеходной улице Твери начались ремонтные работы /incidents-news/na-glavnoj-peshehodnoj-ulitse-tveri-nachalis-remontnye-raboty/ /incidents-news/na-glavnoj-peshehodnoj-ulitse-tveri-nachalis-remontnye-raboty/#respond Fri, 15 May 2026 09:07:03 +0000 /incidents-news/na-glavnoj-peshehodnoj-ulitse-tveri-nachalis-remontnye-raboty/ В настоящее время осуществляется демонтаж старого покрытия Трехсвятской. В ближайшее время будут установлены водоотводные лотки, проложены кабельные линии для наружного освещения, а также организованы стойки опор для освещения. На ремонтируемом участке планируется укладка новой гранитной плитки общей площадью 2 800 […] The post На главной пешеходной улице Твери начались ремонтные работы first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> В настоящее время осуществляется демонтаж старого покрытия Трехсвятской. В ближайшее время будут установлены водоотводные лотки, проложены кабельные линии для наружного освещения, а также организованы стойки опор для освещения. На ремонтируемом участке планируется укладка новой гранитной плитки общей площадью 2 800 квадратных метров. Кроме того, предусмотрено переустройство колодцев с установкой 22 стилизованных люков с надписью «Тверь». Для обеспечения безопасности будет внедрена система видеонаблюдения.The post На главной пешеходной улице Твери начались ремонтные работы first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/na-glavnoj-peshehodnoj-ulitse-tveri-nachalis-remontnye-raboty/feed/ 0 В Твери начались плановые отключения горячей воды /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalis-planovye-otklyucheniya-goryachej-vody/ /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalis-planovye-otklyucheniya-goryachej-vody/#respond Wed, 13 May 2026 08:56:03 +0000 /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalis-planovye-otklyucheniya-goryachej-vody/ Данная процедура включает поэтапное отключение горячего водоснабжения в жилых домах и социальных учреждениях. Главной целью этих испытаний является выявление опасных и наиболее уязвимых участков тепловых сетей для последующего проведения ремонтных работ в летний период, сообщается на сайте администрации Твери. В […] The post В Твери начались плановые отключения горячей воды first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> Данная процедура включает поэтапное отключение горячего водоснабжения в жилых домах и социальных учреждениях. Главной целью этих испытаний является выявление опасных и наиболее уязвимых участков тепловых сетей для последующего проведения ремонтных работ в летний период, сообщается на сайте администрации Твери. В дополнение к деятельности теплоснабжающей организации, управляющие компании жилого фонда и социальные учреждения также должны осуществлять подготовку сетей к осенне-зимнему сезону. В частности, на внутридомовых сетях проводятся осмотры состояния труб, сварных соединений и запорной арматуры, а также выполняются промывка и опрессовка внутренней системы отопления и тепловых узлов с устранением выявленных повреждений. После завершения всех необходимых работ управляющие организации обязаны получить паспорт готовности к отопительному сезону для каждого дома.The post В Твери начались плановые отключения горячей воды first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/v-tveri-nachalis-planovye-otklyucheniya-goryachej-vody/feed/ 0 В Торжке планируют построить завод по производству стеклоомывающей жидкости /incidents-news/v-torzhke-planiruyut-postroit-zavod-po-proizvodstvu-stekloomyvayushhej-zhidkosti/ /incidents-news/v-torzhke-planiruyut-postroit-zavod-po-proizvodstvu-stekloomyvayushhej-zhidkosti/#respond Tue, 12 May 2026 09:56:03 +0000 /incidents-news/v-torzhke-planiruyut-postroit-zavod-po-proizvodstvu-stekloomyvayushhej-zhidkosti/ AdBlue — жидкий реагент, используемый для очистки выхлопных газов дизельных двигателей методом селективной каталитической нейтрализации. Планируемая производственная мощность —50 тыс. тонн в год (34,1 тыс. тонн в год стеклоомывающей жидкости, 15,9 тыс. тонн в год AdBlue), сообщается на Инвестиционном портале […] The post В Торжке планируют построить завод по производству стеклоомывающей жидкости first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> AdBlue — жидкий реагент, используемый для очистки выхлопных газов дизельных двигателей методом селективной каталитической нейтрализации. Планируемая производственная мощность —50 тыс. тонн в год (34,1 тыс. тонн в год стеклоомывающей жидкости, 15,9 тыс. тонн в год AdBlue), сообщается на Инвестиционном портале Тверской области. Реализацией проекта займётся компания «Инсотех» — совместное предприятие ООО «ЭКТО» и ООО «ЛЛК‑Интернешнл» (ПАО «ЛУКОЙЛ»).The post В Торжке планируют построить завод по производству стеклоомывающей жидкости first appeared on Совет регионального единства Свердловской области.]]> /incidents-news/v-torzhke-planiruyut-postroit-zavod-po-proizvodstvu-stekloomyvayushhej-zhidkosti/feed/ 0