Even when surgery centers are doing well, it can be easy for ASC administrators to feel burned out, according to Alpharetta, Ga.-based Surgical Information Systems.
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Researchers examined 500 hospitals to determine how many had ASCs on their campuses, according to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Anesthesia.
Because ASC leaders often focus on patient care and management, small details of an ASC's finances can be overlooked, according to MedHQ.
Athens-based Georgia Center for Sight is offering free cataract surgeries to patients in Athens, the Athens Banner-Herald reports.
H. Jackson Brown, Jr., the American author who wrote Life’s Little Instruction Book, contends that “nothing is more expensive than a missed opportunity.” It’s an observation that healthcare leaders should take heed of – as there appears to be ample…
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The Outpatient Ophthalmic Surgery Society outlined three things to know about ASC management companies in the latest issue of The Ophthalmic ASC magazine.
The American Medical Association outlined three ways physician burnout can cost an organization.
The light fixture at a surgery center in North Carolina came loose earlier this week and fell on a patient who was under anesthesia, waiting for surgery, according to a WCNC report.
Addison, Texas-based United Surgical Partners International affiliate Effingham (Ill.) Ambulatory Surgery Center is creative when it comes to staff engagement.