Health system pharmacies are operating in one of the toughest supply environments in years. Shortages regularly reach all-time highs, drug pricing dynamics keep shifting and supply chain gaps drain margins a pharmacy can’t afford to lose. Most purchasing and procurement…
Presented by:
Calvin Hunsicker
Chad O’Connor
When Craig Della Valle, MD, chief of adult reconstructive surgery at Chicago-based Rush University Medical Center, calls his joint replacement patients the morning after surgery, the conversations are often surprisingly short. They’re home. They’re walking. And most are doing exactly…
Oswego (N.Y.) Health Medical Practice has added Bradley Raphael, MD. Dr. Raphael is an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist with more than 15 years of providing care, according to a June 15 news release from Oswego Health. He has…
The Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation named seven recipients of its 2026-27 Research Fellowship Grants and Young Clinician Investigator Award. The award supports neurosurgery residents and early-career faculty pursuing research careers. The fellowship grants are available to residents in North…
Healthcare organizations face relentless workforce pressure, and nursing leaders are no longer asking only whether AI can help. They are asking how to implement it so front-line nurses will use it. The answer starts with asking nurses to help build…
Presented by:
Amy McCarthy, DNP, RNC-MNN, NE-BC, CENP
Bryan Sisk
Allison Schlinkert, MSN, RN, NPD-BC
Scott Eastep, MBOE, BSN, RN, CSSBB
Today, routine cancer screening in the U.S. is recommended for only four cancers: breast, colorectal, cervical and, for high-risk patients, lung. Yet nearly 70% of annual U.S. cancer cases and deaths come from cancers no broad guideline tells clinicians to…
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Atlanta-based Emory University School of Medicine named Guy McKhann II, MD, chair of its department of neurosurgery, effective Sept. 14. Dr. McKhann succeeds Daniel Barrow, MD, who will retire later this year after leading the department for more than 30…
While spinal fusion has long been the “gold standard,” growing long-term data on adjacent segment disease is telling a different story on the best options for patients. Four spine surgeons discuss how their conversations with patients have evolved along with…
Elevation Spine’s Saber-C ACDF implant has surpassed 5,000 implantations, the company said June 16. The Saber-C system blends the stability of traditional anterior cervical plating with a streamlined workflow using the company’s proprietary Saber in-line spike fixation, according to a…
Most spine and orthopedic practices treat network participation as a prerequisite for building volume, staying busy and keeping the lights on. But Anthony Maioriello, MD, challenged that assumption at Becker’s Spine, Orthopedic and Pain Management-Driven ASC + The Future of…
