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Oklahoma City topped Doximity’s list of highest-paying metro areas for physicians, while Durham-Chapel Hill, N.C., ranked lowest, according to the company’s 2026 Physician Compensation Report. Doximity, a digital platform for U.S. medical professionals, released the report Aug. 25. It draws…

What 105 healthcare leaders say about the returns on outpatient growth—and what it takes to realize them Health systems and medical groups have shifted capital from inpatient facilities to ambulatory care, increasingly counting on outpatient growth to strengthen margins. But…

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The Louisiana Supreme Court heard oral arguments Sept. 1 on whether to reinstate a $421 million fraud verdict against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana, Fox8 reported, reviving a yearslong legal fight over the Baton Rouge, La.-based insurer’s payments for…

Enterprise server prices are up 8-5%, RAM-heavy builds are up 15-25%, and SSD lead times now run three to six months. That repricing has landed in the middle of a planning cycle already complicated by AI. Next-generation GPU racks draw…

Picture a perioperative program where supply chain decisions, physician preference and financial targets are debated from the same set of numbers rather than three separate ones. That alignment is what separates the systems capturing perioperative improvement from the ones still…

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  • Dawn Perryman, Associate Vice President, Perioperative Supply Chain Solutions, Vizient, Inc.
  • René Gurdián Jr., MBA, Vice President, SCM Data Analytics and Transformation, Ochsner Health
  • Nattie Leger, MSN, RN, LSSBB, Vice President, Supply Chain Value & Clinical Performance, Ochsner Health

Robotic-assisted surgery has moved past the novelty stage in orthopedics, and one of the field’s earliest adopters says the technology’s biggest wins are still ahead — both in what it can prove and in who it can help. Hafiz Kassam,…

A Wake County family nurse practitioner is challenging a North Carolina law that requires her to contract with a physician before she can practice in the state. Jamie Gallagher filed suit Sept. 2 against leaders of the state medical and…

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