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Here are seven news updates for ambulatory surgery center leaders to know for July 14, 2014.

Because IT is so vital for business success in the modern world, the last thing executives, leaders and administrators should do is ignore it. However, dealing with IT issues can be overwhelming, to say the least. Here are four questions…

Improving time management through maximizing productivity is one of the more difficult challenges people face in the workplace. The following are strategies for analyzing and improving individual productivity, adapted from an article in Forbes.

Patients are becoming more involved in their healthcare, and this trend could lead to better healthcare outcomes in the future.

What do cupcakes and ASCs have in common? Not much, unless you consider the problem of market share capture; then there is plenty to discuss. Here are three things Crumbs Bake Shop's untimely "death" teaches ASCs about staking out a…

CMS' 2015 proposed payment schedule for ambulatory surgery centers includes several points successfully negotiated by ASCA and the ASC community, according to an ASCA newsletter.

For physicians responsible for providing care in remote locations, travel can take up a lot of time. At the Phoenix-based Southwestern Eye Center, private airplanes make trips much more efficient, according to a report from Fox News 10.

Jesseye Arrambide, administrator of Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center in Tigard and president of the Oregon Ambulatory Surgery Center Association, has been fielding calls from California, Florida and all over the country since her center launched its Save Our Veterans Program.…

Here are seven news updates for ambulatory surgery center industry leaders to know for July 10, 2014.

Here are seven things to know about the Certified Administrator Surgery Center credential.