British Medical Journal published a study finding Medicare patients who obtained care from physicians who were trained outside the United States had lower 30-day mortality rates than those patients cared for by U.S.-trained physicians, according to Medscape.
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A Markets and Markets report found the surgical/operating microscopes market is likely to experience significant growth from 2016 through 2021, Yahoo! Finance reports.
As payers and providers ponder a value-based future, Health Payer Intelligence compiled four things payers can do to help improve patient outcomes.
President Donald Trump met with drug company executives on Jan. 31, 2017, to discuss the state of the pharmaceutical industry and spiraling drug prices, according to The Hill.
Here are three notes of GI/endoscopy companies for healthcare leaders to note.
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Officials require healthcare employees to get their flu shots as a way to lower patient risk. However, PLOS One published a study that challenges a flu shot's efficacy in mitigating such risk, STAT reports.
Physicians may often change their behavior if the clinic is running late. This behavior change may impact the amount of time providers spend with patients as well as the clinic's efficiency, according to News-Medical.
The Lancet published a study finding lowering antibiotics could substantially reduce certain types of hospital-acquired infections, according to The New York Times.
The position to lead the World Health Organization is up for grabs this year, with three people vying for the position, according to Science.
BD, a Franklin Lakes, N.J.-based medical technology company, unveiled the BD Institute for Medication Management Excellence, according to The Business Journals.