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When Christopher Tomaras, MD, a neurosurgeon and owner of Alpharetta, Ga.-based Axion Spine & Neurosurgery, began practicing in Atlanta in…
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From the moment a 911 call is placed to the moment help arrives, every second and every detail matters. In a health system, that call might originate in a patient-care area, an emergency department, a medical office building, a parking…
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At Inova Health System’s adult infusion center, patient hours had climbed significantly. Then severe understaffing hit — and leaders faced a hard question: could they hold that volume with fewer nurses at the bedside? The proposed fix, a new nurse-pull…
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- Monica Cfarku, MSN, RN, TCTCN, CCM, NE-BC, Senior Director of Oncology Nursing Services, Inova
- Tricila Ronquillo, BSN, RN, Nurse Manager, Inova
Medicaid members with behavioral health conditions pass through emergency departments, inpatient units and outpatient follow-up as though each were a separate system. For most plans it is, and the members who need coordination most are the least likely to get…
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- Kristi Carney, Director of Behavioral Health, CareSource, Indiana Market
- Nishi Rawat, MD, Chief Clinical Officer and GM Automated Transitions, Bamboo Health
Follow-up colonoscopy rates after a positive stool-based test range from 24-75%, according to NCQA. Same test, same result, very different odds that the whole screening continuum actually gets completed. That spread has been invisible in quality reporting. HEDIS scored health…
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- Jordan Karlitz, MD, Senior Medical Officer, Screening, Abbott
- Brenna Lin, Applied Research Scientist, Population Health, National Committee for Quality Assurance
Nearly every pediatric clinician surveyed this year expects zirconia crown use to rise, but far fewer are placing them today. A 2026 benchmark report drawn from 161 in-person responses from pediatric dentists, residents and dental team members at the American…
Ambient AI has made outpatient documentation easier. But no solution has addressed the far more complex documentation of an inpatient stay in a way that serves both clinicians and downstream revenue cycle teams. One multi-hospital health system found a different…
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- Faisal Chawla, MD, Medical Director for Clinical Documentation Integrity, Cedars-Sinai Health System, Physician Advisor for Utilization Management, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Two hospitals set out to reduce maternal harm. Both have good clinicians, an analytics team and a quality committee. One joins a collaborative that hands it early benchmarking data, weekly working sessions with peers and a shared set of measures.…
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From patient demand and outpatient growth to steep learning curves and questions about cost and clinical fit, spine surgeons remain divided on where endoscopic surgery belongs in a health system’s priorities. Six spine surgeons discussed how aggressively programs should invest…
For much of the past two decades, the trajectory of minimally invasive spine surgery was easy to understand: Take operations once performed through large exposures and find a way to do them through smaller ones. Gregory Mundis Jr., MD, helped…
Most cancers still surface only after symptoms appear, often too late. Multi-cancer early detection promises to change that, and with a Medicare coverage pathway now established and employer and consumer demand rising, the executive conversation has shifted from whether MCED…
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