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In 2015, thus far, there have been 888 incidents of data breaches across the globe. Protecting personal health information and remaining HIPAA-compliant is becoming more and more challenging as technology makes great leaps forward. However, it is essential that the…

A little more than half of physicians (52.7 percent) wish that they could work fewer hours a week, according to Physicians Practice's 2015 Great American Physician Survey.

The Vatican will host the Third International Conference on the Progress of Regenerative Medicine and its Cultural Impact in April 2016, according to CBS News.

Americans face harsher healthcare cost barriers, compared to countries of similar wealth and population, based on research by the Peterson Center on Healthcare and Kaiser Family Foundation, according to ACA International.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs conducted an analysis of 3.1 million patients and found black patients fare much than whites when they receive the same quality of care, according to Los Angeles Times.

Here are five key trends from the MGMA Cost and Revenue Survey.

Here are 35 updates from the last month.

Due to an aging population and contributory comorbidities, foot and ankle arthrodesis procedures are expected to continue to increase in the coming years. Arthrodesis goals are to decrease pain and improve function and quality of life by reversing disability associated…

In the midst of the GOP debates, immigration is an issue fueling the fire for many political platforms.

From physician recruitment to shifting payment models, what are the biggest business issues for ASC leaders to focus on this year?