Hospitals & Health Networks: Using Comparative-Effectiveness Research to Improve Care
Vivian Ho, Ph.D., chair of health economics at Rice University's James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy in Houston and professor in the department of medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston writes
Becker's ASC Review, 11 Ways to Cut Overhead Costs at Surgery Centers
Medical device reprocessing included in Becker's ASC Review, 11 Ways to Cut Overhead Costs at Surgery Centers: "There are companies that focus on reprocessing and they are safe," says Mr. Dailey. "The instruments are still effective
FierceHealthcare: Sustainable hospitals could save industry $15B
Sustainable hospitals could save industry $15B, reports FierceHealthcare: Despite some hospitals' thinking that it will cost more to undertake green initiatives, a recent Commonwealth Fund report found that if healthcare organizations adopted sustainability practices, industry savings could total
HealthLeaders: Execs Grapple with Healthcare Cost Problem
Cost reduction and process improvement is priority for Healthcare executives according to HealthLeaders: In our newly released Industry Survey, available for free download on our website, healthcare executives tell us that cost reduction and process improvement is
Earth911.com, Study: Hospitals Could Save Billions Using Green Practices
From Earth911.com: Recycling and reusing medical products isn’t just the environmentally friendly way to perform hospital care – it actually makes financial sense. A little extra recycling effort could mean huge financial savings over the
Healthcare Design: The Cost of Going (or Not Going) Green
Jennifer Kovacs Silvis, Managing Editor of Healthcare Design writes on the Costs of Going (or Not Going) Green in Healthcare: What if it was possible to reduce hospital spending nationwide by $5 billion in just
