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James Tweeten, MD, a physician at the Eagle Eye Surgery & Laser Center in Meridian, Idaho, has written an article on eyesight protection and cataracts featured in the Idaho Statesman.

Here are four ambulatory surgery center industry leaders who have recently taken on new leadership roles.

HHS will allow some states to delay implementing "employee choice" in their Small Business Health Options Programs until 2016.

Payers and hospitals both expect fee-for-service to dramatically decrease over the next five years, according to a new study commissioned by McKesson and conducted by ORC International.

A subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations Committee has approved a fiscal year 2015 spending bill for HHS, as well as the Labor and Education departments.

Reprocessing? Injections? Personal technology? Hand hygiene? While healthcare experiences dramatic advances, infection control continues to encounter some of the same consistently thorny issues. The following are 10 thoughts on improving infection prevention and control in the ASC setting, according to…

Press Ganey has acquired the National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators, a quality improvement and nurse engagement tool.

General Motors' ongoing troubles over faulty ignition switches are a clear example of how not to build a culture of safety. Unfolding over 11 years, organizational failures at GM led to airbag failures linked with at least 13 deaths.

Here are 10 keys to being a great ASC administrator from Surgical Directions and other leaders in the surgery center industry.

Attend a session with Jeff Peters of Surgical Directions at Becker's Hospital Review Annual Chief Executive Officer Strategy Roundtable.