Patient Safety Concerns: #3 – Adverse Events
“Do no harm” is a precept long accepted in the medical community throughout the world. While not part of the original Hippocratic oath, Hippocrates…
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“Do no harm” is a precept long accepted in the medical community throughout the world. While not part of the original Hippocratic oath, Hippocrates…
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There was a time when the cardiovascular anesthesiologists were the top earners and the key leaders of so many anesthesia groups. Over time, however,…
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There was a point in time when most surgical cases were performed in an inpatient operating room. Over time, many cases began to migrate into…
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On the surface, anesthesia support agreements appear straightforward and involve a very simple computation: Collections – Provider Comp – Operating Expenses= Financial Support Required…
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