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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.

When a practice's culture isn't taken into consideration, there are several characteristics successful medical practices have, according to Medscape.

Outpatient care is one of the fastest growing spaces in U.S. healthcare. Ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) are expected to perform around 70% of all surgical procedures over the next five years in response to technological advances, physician adoption, and payor…

North Carolina State Health Coordinating Council finalized the 2019 State Medical Facilities Plan, a document that could prompt a flurry of growth and development proposals, according to law firm Williams Mullen.

Software vendor HSTpathways Founder and CEO Tom Hui discussed the top cybersecurity challenges for ASCs in an interview with Information Security Media Group.

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For ASCs to be financially successful, case costing should be a priority, according to Alpharetta, Ga.-based Surgical Information Systems.

Williamsburg, Penn.-based The Advanced Vision Institute's ASC is offering free cataract surgeries through its annual Days of Caring event Oct. 6 and Oct. 13, the Virginia Gazette reported.