From 2008 to 2013, healthcare hacks jumped 1,800 percent, but there are still several major healthcare institutions that don't have a tight enough security policy, according to the Washington Examiner.
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Here are the stock reports from five ambulatory surgery center companies for Feb. 13, 2015, including whether the numbers are up or down from last week.
The Supreme Court's King v. Burwell decision could have an impact on healthcare spending.
Here are 10 apps changing healthcare from PC Magazine.
A group of healthcare organizations released a report that includes recommendations for dealing with ongoing drug shortages in the United States, according to a Pharmaceutical-Journal report.
CMS data shows that a majority of physicians being penalized this year for not having met meaningful use requirements previously will give up less than $1,000 of their Medicare dollars, according to a Medscape report.
Ambulatory surgery centers cannot succeed financially without keeping a tight reign on supply costs in addition to providing high-quality care.
Healthcare has been one of the last bastions of society untouched by the digital age. Yes, surgical technology and pharmaceutical innovation has progressed rapidly to do amazing things, but for a long time physicians who used this new technology didn't…
Describing risks for a particular treatment is a complicated task, but one that physicians must learn how to do effectively to ensure that the patient can make an informed decision, according to a Medscape report.
Tenet Healthcare short interest increased from 5.73 million shares on Jan. 15 to 7.95 million shares on Jan. 30, according to an Ashburn Daily report.
