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How 2 health systems found their next nurses already on the payroll

Persistent vacancies, rising contract labor costs and limited access to local nursing education are squeezing health systems, especially in rural and regional markets. In response, many organizations are working harder to recruit. A smaller number are taking a different approach:…

Jun 11, 2026 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT

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Ivan J. Mitchell, Chief Executive Officer, Great Plains Health
Brandy Irwin, MSN, RN, Vice President of Patient Care and Chief Nursing Officer, Sierra View Medical Center
Jeffery L. Hudson-Covolo, DNP, R.N., NEA-BC, FACHE, President, Association of California Nurse Leaders (ACNL); Co-Founder, Sierra View Medical Center School of Nursing powered by Unitek College
Celia Ffrench, VP of Marketing, Workforce Development, Unitek Learning

The costly mistakes ASC leaders make before they sell

Selling an ASC has never been more complex, according to an April 23 blog post from VMG Health, and the difference between a premium valuation and a disappointing one often comes down to a handful of mistakes. Here’s what ASC…

How 3 policies threaten ASCs' anesthesia stability

The procurement and management of anesthesia services has become one of the biggest financial headaches for ASC leaders. Anesthesia costs have shifted into a fixed operational expense that payers, particularly government programs like Medicare and Medicaid, have failed to adequately…

Radiology’s AI moment: Turning adoption into sustainable improvements

When AI investments fail to pay off, the problem is not lack of interest or excitement. It is the challenge of integrating AI into clinical workflows, building governance structures and earning clinician trust. Radiology offers a clearer path forward. Nearly…

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10 spine surgeons shaping the future of ASC growth

Spine surgery is undergoing a major shift as more procedures move from hospitals into ASCs, driven by advances in minimally invasive techniques, technology and care delivery models. What was once limited to inpatient settings is increasingly being performed safely and…

Real estate firm acquires 2 ASCs leased to United Digestive

Global real estate investment manager BGO has acquired two endoscopy surgery center properties in Florida that are leased to United Digestive. Currency Circle Surgery Center in Lake Mary, Fla., and Wellness Avenue Surgery Center in Orange City, Fla., are 100%…

ASCQS releases second annual ASC quality survey

The ASC Quality Collaboration has launched its second annual ASC Safety & Quality Assessment in an effort to advance patient safety and quality of care at ASCs across the U.S. The survey launched officially May 1, according to a news…

Florida physician group faces class action lawsuit following cyberattack

A Jacksonville, Fla.-based multispecialty physician practice is facing a potential class action lawsuit following a November 2025 data breach, according to a May 3 news release. Florida Physician Specialists discovered its network was accessed by an unauthorized third party between…

NAPA Anesthesia names clinical services president

North American Partners in Anesthesia has named Kathryn Cullen as president of its clinical services division. Ms. Cullen will lead the organization’s clinical services strategy and work with clinicians and operational leaders to support anesthesia teams and client relationships, according…

OSF HealthCare adds cardiology to APP fellowship

Peoria, Ill.-based OSF HealthCare added a cardiology track to its Advanced Practice Provider Fellowship program. The 12-month program, which has operated for 10 years, offers mentorship, clinical training and skills assessment to support transitions into full-time practice. It has earned…