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Nearly half of women incorrectly believe annual breast cancer screenings should begin at age 50, according to a study commissioned by Columbus-based Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center — Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute.…

Health systems are facing a convergence of rising outpatient demand and tightening margins, forcing real estate decisions into the strategic spotlight. At the same time, limited construction and 92.7 percent occupancy rates are tightening supply. Delayed decisions can result in…

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Provider data errors contribute to billions in annual denied-claim waste. Physicians and staff spend up to 13 hours per week navigating prior authorizations and denials, with a meaningful share tied to data errors. And 90% of patients say accurate provider…

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Imagine a supply chain function that decides in real time, not in retrospect — one connected to clinical workflows, utilization patterns and patient demographics, not just invoices and purchase orders. That shift is what separates a procurement-driven model from an…

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  • Bruce Radcliff
  • David Reitzel

Greenville, S.C.-based Prisma Health Cancer Institute has received $3 million to improve patient care, the largest single donation received in the institute’s Upstate region.  The first improvements funded by the gift will begin at Prisma Health Cancer Institute-Eastside in Greenville,…

President Donald Trump has nominated Nicole Saphier, MD, as surgeon general after withdrawing his prior pick, Casey Means, MD.  “Nicole is a STAR physician who has spent her career guiding women facing breast cancer through their diagnosis and treatment while…

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