Further review of the Bush administration's delay of and proposed changes to an important bipartisan Medicare anesthesia care rule reveals that the administration's action ``hurts patients, hospitals, and healthcare,'' charged Larry G. Hornsby, a...

In a diabetes study, University of Alabama at Birmingham researchers found that physicians who received periodic feedback reports based on chart reviews of their care of patients with diabetes, plus performance goals called "achievable benchmarks...

Training primary care physicians in manual therapy gives them another way to treat back pain patients, but benefits are modest Controversy continues about the benefit of spinal manual therapy (a sequence of maneuvers that adjust and stretch joints...

Training primary care physicians in manual therapy gives them another way to treat back pain patients, but benefits are modest Controversy continues about the benefit of spinal manual therapy (a sequence of maneuvers that adjust and stretch joints...

The National Managed Health Care Congress (NMHCC), the leading provider of strategic business information and education for the healthcare industry, announced today the re-appointment of Julie Brown as President. Uniquely, Brown was one of the...

At this year’s Healthcare Convention Exhibitors Association (HCEA) annual conference, being held June 10-12 at the Minneapolis Convention Center, attendees can for the first time earn credit toward the Certified Manager of Exhibits (CME)...

Four Dallas surgeons have been selected to teach a new heart bypass operation without using the heart-lung machine, to a select group of their peers from around the country. The unique continuing medical education program, sponsored by the Society...

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Philadelphia International Medicine is sponsoring a trade mission from June 10 to 14 of health care executives from Brazil representing insurers and physician cooperatives with a goal of establishing channels for contracts in medical services...

In a recent national survey of physicians, more than 90 percent of the country's primary care doctors could not correctly name the top three tests that a person with diabetes should have on a regular basis -- tests that could save their lives...