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Pre-Operative, Intra-Operative, and Post-Operative Warming

Nashville Anesthesia Professionals

Maintaining normothermia (normal body temperature) throughout the perioperative period is a critical component of patient safety and recovery. Perioperative hypothermia, defined as a core body temperature below 36°C, is a frequent and preventable complication associated with anesthesia and surgical procedures. Hypothermia can result in a range of adverse outcomes, including increased risk of surgical site infections, coagulopathy, prolonged hospitalization, and delayed wound healing (1).

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The Ultimate Medical Equipment Cart Buyer's Guide

CME Corp

In the world of healthcare efficiency reigns supreme. Imagine the scene: doctors and nurses swiftly navigating hospital corridors, armed not just with expertise but also with essential devices, medications, and supplies organized and accessible in medical equipment carts. These aren't just about convenience; they're the underpinnings of workflow efficiency that ensure healthcare professionals have instant access to vital supplies, from medications to diagnostic tools, at the point of care.

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Many Hands for Minimally-Invasive Surgery

AAS

Ethics Committee Cover Art Entry – Clinical photo from 2021 that illustrates the thankless aspects of surgery, the gifted hands that contribute to surgery through retraction and positioning. Photo captured during a minimally-invasive open arthroplasty of a temporomandibular joint prosthesis. The post Many Hands for Minimally-Invasive Surgery appeared first on Association for Academic Surgery (AAS).

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Researchers uncover rare gene variants contributing to systemic sclerosis risk

The Stitch

Combining machine learning with the analysis of large DNA, RNA and protein data sets can uncover potential new targets for treatment. The post Researchers uncover rare gene variants contributing to systemic sclerosis risk appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Data Is the Key to Improving Quality and Increasing the Value of Robotic Surgery

Caresyntax

By Dr. Bruce Ramshaw, Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Caresyntax As the robotics community gathers for the 2025 Society of Robotic Surgery (SRS) annual meeting , the conversation is maturing. We’ve moved from asking “what’s possible?” to “where’s the value?” This two-part series explores that question—starting with today’s reality: despite rapid innovation, the robotic surgery space faces a critical evidence gap.

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ASC Medical Billing: What You Need in a Revenue Cycle Consulting Firm

Surgical Information Systems

ASC revenue cycle management is complex and resource-heavy, often straining in-house teams. Partnering with a specialized ASC billing firm can streamline claims, reduce denials, and boost financial performance through targeted expertise, technology, and compliance support.

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My Father’s Hands

AAS

I believe without a doubt that we all have a path in life. In that respect, my career as a surgeon was inevitable. But as far as this worldly life is concerned, it’s fair to say that I chose the field of surgery in large part because of my father’s hands. My father’s hands. Big, … The post My Father’s Hands appeared first on Association for Academic Surgery (AAS).

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Understanding Microdiscectomy and Discectomy Surgery

USMD Health System

Select Language English Spanish Vietnamese Now hiring Registered Nurses and Certified Surgical Technologists Apply Now USMD Hospital at Arlington receives Excellence in Prostate Cancer Surgery recognition Research Physician Directory icon-search 817-646-5200 phone Contact and Directions icon-map Price Estimates icon-billing Home Español Vietnamese Physician Directory About USMD About Us Facility USMD Arlington Leadership Team Awards Services All Services Non-surgical Services Radiology Services

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Celebrating 75 Years of NINDS: Dr. Christopher Getch’s Enduring Impact on Neurosurgery and Service

Neurosurgery

Chris was born Dec 22, 1961, in Milton, MA. His family had a legacy of several generations attending the prominent Milton Academy, and Chris followed in those footsteps, as he was often proud to point out. He attended Princeton University, followed by medical school at Tufts. His career was shaped by his neurosurgical training at Thomas Jefferson University, where he developed a passion for cerebrovascular surgery under the guidance of Dr.

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June poll results: How perioperative leaders are responding to tariffs and financial, supply chain pressures

OR Manager

The ongoing turbulence in global trade policy, particularly the re-escalation of tariffs on medical supplies from China and other countries, is weighing heavily on US healthcare operations. Sweeping US trade policy shifts this year are sparking great concern, but while 2025 has seen unprecedented tariff escalations and supply chain volatility, the concern began mounting as […] The post June poll results: How perioperative leaders are responding to tariffs and financial, supply chain pressu

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From a terrifying diagnosis to training for a marathon: Abigail’s miracle story

The Stitch

Baylor Medicine patient Abigail Philips shares how Dr. Taylor Ripley helped her after her malignant pleural mesothelioma diagnosis. The post From a terrifying diagnosis to training for a marathon: Abigail’s miracle story appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Your Travel Healthcare Superpower: Flexibility

Triage Staffing

At Triage, we understand that flexibility is one of the best parts of being a traveling healthcare pro. In fact, for many travelers, it’s the main reason they choose this path in the first place. There aren’t many careers that offer this level of freedom—where you can choose where to go, how long to stay, and when to take a break. It’s a kind of professional independence that most 9-to-5 workers only dream about.

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What Visiting Japan Taught Me About Leadership–And What Healthcare Can Learn

LeanBlog

This October, I'll be returning to Japan for another Lean study trip–my fifth. With each visit, I find new layers of learning. While my earlier trips were filled with curiosity about Lean tools and practices in manufacturing settings, I now go to understand how Lean leadership and culture show up in healthcare. My visits increasingly focus on the mindsets and systems that allow sustained improvement to flourish.

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Winning gamification strategies enhance nursing staff education

OR Manager

Nursing teams can find strength in diversity, but educating a team with a range of backgrounds and experience levels can be challenging. Some respond well to traditional lectures and presentations, while others may gravitate toward more collaborative or hands-on approaches. Making education a game has emerged as one of the most straightforward ways to play […] The post Winning gamification strategies enhance nursing staff education appeared first on OR Manager.

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What you need to know about sickle cell disease

The Stitch

Dr. Titilope Fasipe shares what patients and families need to know about sickle cell disease. The post What you need to know about sickle cell disease appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Preserving Hobbies 

Association of Women Surgeons

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5 Key Statistics Shaping Anesthesiology in 2025—and How to Stay Ahead

Picis

Today, anesthesiologists and healthcare leaders face mounting challenges that threaten both the profession and patient care. From declining reimbursements to workforce shortages, the pressures are intensifying. Here are five alarming numbers—and how smarter operational and clinical tools can help. 1. 2.83% Conversion Factor Decrease The CMS decision to reduce the physician fee schedule conversion factor by 2.83% for 2025 continues a troubling trend of reimbursement cuts.

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Relief for Failed Back Surgery Syndrome

USMD Health System

Select Language English Spanish Vietnamese Now hiring Registered Nurses and Certified Surgical Technologists Apply Now USMD Hospital at Arlington receives Excellence in Prostate Cancer Surgery recognition Research Physician Directory icon-search 817-646-5200 phone Contact and Directions icon-map Price Estimates icon-billing Home Español Vietnamese Physician Directory About USMD About Us Facility USMD Arlington Leadership Team Awards Services All Services Non-surgical Services Radiology Services

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LED light therapy: How does it work on your skin?

The Stitch

Aesthetician Kim Chang explains how LED light therapy works and whether it is the best treatment for your skin. The post LED light therapy: How does it work on your skin? appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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Beyond the Banners: The Quiet Cost of Pride

Association of Women Surgeons

by Anthony Tannous, MD, FACS This is a special edition blog post presented in partnership with the Association of Out … Continue reading "Beyond the Banners: The Quiet Cost of Pride"

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What Can You Do With a Degree in Health Studies? | NMC

Nebraska Methodist College

According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), across all healthcare occupations from 2023 to 2033, employment is projected to grow substantially faster than the average of all jobs — with approximately 1.9 million openings projected each year “due to employment growth and the need to replace workers who leave the occupations permanently.

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Career Opportunities in Sterile Processing: Build Your Future with SpecialtyCare

SpecialtyCare

Table of Contents Discover Rewarding Career Opportunities in Sterile Processing Why Choose Career Opportunities in Sterile Processing? Job Security and Growing Demand Meaningful Work with Direct Patient Impact Competitive Compensation and Benefits Diverse Work Environments Types of Career Opportunities in Sterile Processing Entry-Level Positions Mid-Level Career Opportunities Advanced Career Opportunities Career Opportunities in Sterile Processing at SpecialtyCare Comprehensive Training and Deve

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Here are 3 Reasons to Consider Earning your Medical Assistant Certification

Pima Medical Institute

Have you been considering a career in healthcare, but haven’t taken the first step because you aren’t sure what you want to focus on? Why not look into a medical assistant certification ? At Pima Medical, you could be working in the field in less than a year! If that isn’t enough motivation, here are three more reasons to think about a career as a medical assistant.

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OR Business Management Summit Announces 2026 Program Committee 

OR Manager

Rockville, MD—June 24, 2025—OR Business Management Summit announced today its 2026 Program Committee—a dedicated, diverse team of perioperative business management leaders with deep experience in operational efficiency, financial performance, and strategic OR leadership. The event will take place February 9–11, 2026, at the Hilton Austin in Austin, TX.

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How a DNP Degree Prepares APRNs for Healthcare Leadership | NMC

Nebraska Methodist College

With a broader scope of practice and an ability to spend more time with their patients, advanced practice registered nurses continue to play a vital role in the modern healthcare landscape. Commonly referred to as APRNs, these specialized nurses often work with a specific patient population to provide comprehensive healthcare treatment services.

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A culturally sensitive approach for pediatricians to navigate co-sleeping conversations with families

The Stitch

In the ICU as a pediatric resident physician, I cared for an infant whose life was forever altered by a co-sleeping accident. Now ventilator and The post A culturally sensitive approach for pediatricians to navigate co-sleeping conversations with families appeared first on Baylor College of Medicine Blog Network.

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What Is Cardiovascular Sonography, and Why Is It a Critical Field?

Nebraska Methodist College

Are you interested in working in healthcare, working closely with patients to help them be better informed about their cardiovascular health? If so, and if you don't want to spend years upon years in school to enter the healthcare field, then a career as a cardiovascular sonographer could be right for you.

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Respiratory Therapists: The Experts Supporting Patient Care

Nebraska Methodist College

Our respiratory system is truly amazing. We tend to take our lungs for granted, but without their steady, reliable, and downright extraordinary contributions, life, as we know it, would not be possible, nor would some of the most rewarding experiences imaginable.