Pain Management news from FierceHealthcare
NewsSurvey says: Hospitals not treating pain sufficiently
Hospitals are not treating pain as well as they could, says a new survey out today from the New England Journal of Medicine. The survey, which was done in hospitals from 40 major metropolitan areas, Read more...
Groups challenge DEA rule on e-prescribing controlled substances
A pending rule from the DEA that would impose tight controls on e-prescribing of controlled substances has been slammed by a handful of industry groups as being too restrictive and in some cases too Read more...
| Press ReleasesU.S. News & World Report Names Mid Atlantic Spine and Pain Physicians Founder and CEO ‘Top Doctor’Dr. Frank J.E. Falco, M.D. Recognized in the Top One Percent of His Specialty Nationwide ELKTON, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Mid Atlantic Spine and Pain Physicians (MASPP), the most comprehensive pain Read more >> First Surgical Announces Third Quarter Financial ResultsHOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- First Surgical Partners Inc. (OTCBB:FSPI) (“First Surgical” or the “Company”), which provides non-emergency surgeries through its two ambulatory surgery centers and a Read more >> Anesthesia Business Consultants Reminds Anesthesiologists to Request eRx Exemption Now That the Web Portal is Up and RunniJACKSON, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- CMS has just announced a new provider web portal through which anesthesiologists, pain physicians and others can to enter requests for hardship exemptions from the Read more >> Medicare’s eRx and EHR Incentive Programs – Anesthesia Business Consultants Clears up the Confusion for AnesthesiologistsJACKSON, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Attestation to earn a bonus under the Medicare Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive program began on April 18, 2011. Most anesthesiologists and pain physicians – Read more >> Anesthesia Business Consultants Addresses the Effect of the Debt Ceiling Deal on Anesthesiologists.JACKSON, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- You already know that last week’s debt ceiling legislation, “The Budget Control Act of 2011” (S. 365), authorized $2.4 trillion in additional government borrowing, Read more >> |
