FDA finds 3% of duodenoscopes are 'reprocessing failures' | How a New Orleans clinic raised its CRC screening rates from 3% to 80% in 6 years | 3 top execs resign from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital | Federal agencies target CON laws in Trump administration plan for healthcare reform

Dec. 13, 2018

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FDA finds 3% of duodenoscopes are 'reprocessing failures' - Best practices to avoid fines Full story

2. How a New Orleans clinic raised its CRC screening rates from 3% to 80% in 6 years

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4. 3 top execs resign from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital Full story

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6. Olympus to pay $85M for failing to report adverse events related to duodenoscopes - 6 insights Full story

7. GI leader to know: Dr. Larry Miller of Northwell Health Full story

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9. Federal agencies target CON laws in Trump administration plan for healthcare reform - 4 insights Full story