Gastroenterologist Daniel Paulo, MD, has been appointed to the board of Richmond University Medical Center in Staten Island, N.Y., according to a Staten Island Real-Time News report.
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Former American Gastroenterological Association President Mark Donowitz, MD, AGAF, has written an op-ed column published in the Baltimore Sun on the challenges facing U.S. medical research, according to an AGA report.
New York Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City has proposed plans to construct a 15-story ambulatory center, according to a Real Deal report.
Aureus Medical Group, a national leader in healthcare staffing, announced it has renewed its healthcare staffing services certification with The Joint Commission.
Jeffrey Leider, MD, is a co-owner of Great Lakes Surgical Center, a multispecialty ambulatory surgery center, specializing in otolaryngology, ophthalmology, therapeutic and cosmetic facial plastic procedures and chronic pain management, in Southfield, Mich. Dr. Leider, a board-certified otolaryngologist, also works…
David Kwiatkowski, a former technician at Exeter Hospital, has been arrested and faces federal drug charges in connection to a hepatitis C outbreak at the hospital, according to a Kennebec Journal report.
CMS has added two imaging efficiency measures to the Hospital Compare website, according to an AHA News Now report.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has issued a funding opportunity announcement for large research projects focused on the prevention and management of healthcare-associated infections.
James Colgan, MD, helped found Carson Urologists in Carson City, Nev., and has provided patient care to the surrounding area since 1974. He is a board certified urologist with experience in all areas of his specialty.
A professor at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston has received a four-year $1.36 million grant to study the relationship between pain and the parts of the brain associated with emotional response, according to a News-Medical report.