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The incidence of several types of chronic and acute pain will increase significantly over the next few years, driving growth in transdermal pain products to reach $9.2 billion in 2015, according to a study by Greystone Research Associates.

In 2000, the FDA began to view and regulate all companies reprocessing single-use medical devices in the same way it viewed and regulated original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Before returning reprocessed devices to providers for use, these reprocessors must conduct studies…

The Joint Commission today launched a new website that improves access to information about healthcare quality and safety, according to a Joint Commission news release.

A proposed medical office building developed by Lorain, Ohio-based Mercy Regional Medical Center (formerly Community Regional Medical Center) would include an ambulatory surgery center, according to a report from The Sun News published on www.Cleveland.com.

The following was written by Roger E. Meyer, MD, a former Dean and Vice President of Medical Affairs at George Washington University and currently President and CEO of Best Practice Project Management. The column was provided by The Heritage Foundation.…

ASC development has slowed in recent months due to the recession, and many industry leaders are still wary to pursue development in a still-shaky economic climate. John Marasco, architect with Marasco & Associates, discusses six factors affecting ASC development.

The following is written by Andrew Hayek, chair of the Ambulatory Surgery Center Advocacy Committee and president and CEO of Surgical Care Affiliates.   While we are optimistic regarding our industry over the long-term, from a near-term perspective, 2011 will…

The following article appeared in the Nov./Dec. 2010 issue of Connection, the bi-monthly e-newsletter from the AAAHC. Q: When a Medicare-certified ASC and an office practice share the same electronic medical record, how does the ASC meet the Medicare requirement…

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