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An improved method for performing upper endoscopy examination for patients with heartburn increases detection of pre-cancerous cells in the esophagus by more than 40 percent, according to a study in Digestive Diseases and Sciences.

Based on findings from a recent study, researchers suggest electronic health records and clinical decision support systems may not significantly improve quality in ambulatory care settings, according to research published in the Archives of Internal Medicine.

A physician from Destin, Fla., has been convicted of healthcare fraud and illegally dispensing prescription drugs, according to a Daily News report. Robert Bourlier, MD, was convicted on 126 counts of illegally prescribing drugs, which eventually led to the death…

Dean Brown, MBA, CASC, CEO of Alabama Orthopaedic Clinic and administrator of The Orthopaedic Center at Springhill in Mobile, Ala., discusses 10 ways his surgery center decreases costs and improves profits on its orthopedic cases.

Losing a key physician is a scary prospect for an ambulatory surgery center because it can mean taking a big hit in surgical case volume, says Mike Lipomi, president and CEO of Surgical Management Professionals in Sioux Falls, S.D. Here…

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