Failure to diagnose and patients suffering an abnormal injury are the most reasons physicians get sued, according to the Medscape Malpractice Report 2015: Why Most Doctors Get Sued.
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Credit Suisse analysts are covering shares of Tenet Healthcare, according to Dakota Financial News.
UCLA, New Haven, Conn.-based Yale University, Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan and Philadelphia-based University of Pennsylvania, established an educational partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to improve veteran healthcare, according to News-Medical.
Having been an administrator for a decade, Kathy Abiri, RN, MS, CASC, understands the challenges associated with the position, as well as the tools necessary to be successful. She has been an administrator at the Bayside Endoscopy Center in Providence…
The FDA approved Bridion injections to reverse the effects of neuromuscular blockade induced by rocuronium bromide and vecuronium bromide.
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The Intelligent Research in Sight Registry is searching through big data for cataract surgery outcomes.
The medical community is divided on whether hospitals should allow patients to record their surgical procedures, according to Fierce Healthcare.
Gov. Rick Scott proposed a state budget to include $5 million for the creation of a database displaying all the costs and expenses associated with hospital treatment and other healthcare, according to LRN.
Pacira Pharmaceuticals reached an amicable resolution with the United States in a lawsuit filed earlier this year. The resolution confirms the company's bupivacaine liposome injectable suspension product Exparel is broadly indicated for surgical site administration for postsurgical analgesia, but isn't…
Texas Longhorns safety Dylan Haines underwent knee surgery at Central Park Surgery Center in Austin, according to a 24/7 Sports report.