Here are seven updates for ASC leaders to note:
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Illinois-based Presence Health agreed to pay HHS' Office for Civil Rights a settlement totaling $475,000 over claims that the health system violated HIPAA.
Physician burnout totaled 51 percent this year, with reported cases increasing by more than 25 percent over the last four years, Medscape reports.
Marlborough, Mass.-based Boston Scientific released its 2017 forecast Jan. 10, 2017, Bloomberg reports. What does the year have in store for the medical device maker?
Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical is acquiring Cambridge, Mass.-based Ariad Pharmaceuticals for $5.2 billion to add to its oncology pipeline, Reuters reports.
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Vice President Joe Biden has big plans for his life after the White House — helping cure cancer, The Mercury News reports.
A SNS Research report anticipates the mHealth market will experience great growth through 2030.
A ReportsnReports analysis found the smart healthcare market will rapidly expand through 2020.
John Prunskis, MD, FIPP, medical director of the Illinois Pain Institute based in the Chicago area, met with President Barack Obama's Senior Advisor Valerie Jarett and her staff in the West Wing of the White House on Jan. 4 ahead…
The orthopedic field has undergone significant transformations, with surgeons increasingly performing higher acuity cases in an outpatient setting. Albany, Ga.-based Premier Orthopedic Surgery Center surgeons started offering outpatient partial knee replacements in 2011, which helped the ASC prepare for more…