CMS has announced that it is accepting applications for a new Innovation Advisors program to help health professionals deepen skills that will drive improvements to patient care and reduce costs.
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An annual national scorecard report from the Commonwealth Fund Commission on a High Performance Health System showed that despite pockets of improvement, the United States as a whole failed to improve when compared to best performers in this country and…
A new retrospective study found that peripheral neuromodulation reduced chronic craniofacial pain, according to a Clinical Psychiatry News report.
New state regulations are moving away from regulating just "pill mills" to setting up restrictions for physicians practicing pain management, according to an American Medical News report.
Researchers found high levels of Fusobacterium in samples of colorectal cancer tumors, which suggests a possible link between bacteria and colon cancer, according to a Dana-Farber Cancer Institute news release.
Researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine have found that when one member of a family gets weight loss surgery, the benefits spread to other members of the family, according to the study published in The Archives of Surgery.
Barry Tanner, president and CEO of Physicians Endoscopy in Doylestown, Pa., discusses how ASC leaders can prepare for the inevitable departure of their older physicians.
Joseph L. Cappiello is the recently appointed new chief operating officer of Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program. Mr. Cappiello previously served for 10 years as vice president of field operations at The Joint Commission. Q: What are your primary areas…
Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program has announced Beverly Robins has been named director of accreditation services, according to an HFAP news release.
Ambler Surgical, an ophthalmic surgical instrument company, has announced the launch of a new blog dedicated to the ophthalmic surgical community, according to a news release from Ambler Surgical.