Hospitals should:
1. Try not to exert unnecessary control.
2. Let providers make clinical decisions.
3. Think of the surgery center as an extension of your hospital’s surgical services. An ASC is an ally in meeting your overall aim.
4. When necessary, provide expertise and resources.
5. Highlight your joint venture when you bring in new physicians
Physicians should:
1. Support ASC operations when possible.
2. Ensure staff members are working to the best of their ability and provide the necessary support.
3. Participate in the ASC’s governance and committees.
4. Know that compromise is essential.
5. Engage in succession planning for new partners.
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