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Join the discussion at the 2024 Mastering the Business of Medicine Virtual Conference! We are thrilled to have Pam Vanderbilt presenting on "Spine Auditing – Don’t Let It Be a Pain in Your Neck." By attending the Mastering the Business of Medicine Virtual Conference, you'll gain valuable insights from leading experts in the medical business field. The conference features comprehensive sessions covering the latest trends and best practices in medical auditing, billing, and compliance. You'll have the opportunity to connect with peers and industry professionals, expanding your professional network and enhancing your skills. This event is designed for your professional development, ensuring you stay updated with the evolving landscape of the medical business. Plus, you can conveniently access the conference from the comfort of your home or office, with flexible session timings to fit your schedule. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and enhance your auditing skills. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eCxYhH2A #advancedcodingservices #acs #masteringthebusinessofmedicine #MedicalConference #VirtualEvent #BusinessOfMedicine #SpineAuditing #Healthcare #MedicalProfessionals #Auditing #ContinuingEducation #MedicalTraining #RegisterNow

Integrating electronic Participant-Reported Outcomes (ePROs) in medical aesthetics clinical trials requires meticulous planning and attention to detail. In this blog post, we delve into overcoming the common challenges to ensure clinical trials are conducted effectively and efficiently. Read more to discover best practices and insights from our experts! 🌟 #ClinicalTrials #ePRO #ClinicalResearch #medicalaesthetics

Manufacturers, private practices, and patients involved in premium cataract/RLE and IOL-related matters, premium glaucoma care, and other complicated surgical businesses often seem to live in three different worlds. Patients are not properly informed or misled in terms of decision-making, and that limits the growth of our industry and every particular business. 🏭 Manufacturers are focused on targeting their "retailers," i.e., clinics and private practitioners, to gain market share and provide professional education to improve clinical integration of their technologies. 🏥 Private practices are focused on patient flow and business results; some are focused more on mastering clinical outcomes in terms of what matters most for professional understanding. And both have some "patient communication products", but honestly, are they clear enough to differentiate? Are they really informative? Would you believe yourself if you read your brochure or a website? :) 🤖 Patients are living in between. Some simply giving trust to a doctor, and there are lucky and not so lucky stories. Some are trying to navigate through jungles of corporate marketing promises, doctors claims and promises (sometimes correct, sometimes not, sometimes unclear), scientific publications, friends, and other people suggestions to find the most valuable for the individual information. And the patient in that story is the person, who pays all the bills to all of us, and the least happy and informed. If you think I'm wrong, you simply trying to avoid millions of posts in social media and forums when people are looking for an advice, information clarification, trying to solve post-op problems or find the optimal solution for their visual needs. We simply do not hear the voice of the patient, despite our declaring that we are working to improve sight and the patient's life. And, as I said at the beginning it is a bottleneck for entire industry which limits the growth of exciting technologies and product we do have either in premium IOLs, glaucoma or even contact lenses. Our communication process suffers from transparency and honesty and is defocused on the patient's fears, concerns, and needs. You say marketing, and it's life, man? Someone will say it's legal obstacles and compliance. Correct. Despite these objective obstacles and "laws of life," room for truly patient-focused communication exists. Those who change the patient communication pattern will win, either in the industry or as a private practice in the region or globally. What shall be done and how to change this in order to improve either corporate business numbers, private practice results and simply help people see better? I have been mastering the patient communication world from the inside for five years in a row, and I have a lot to share that may change your business and practice. Stay tuned. I'll share my insights. #avsologub #patienteducation #cataract #rle

The global Medical Bandaging market was valued at US$ 7660 million in 2023 and is anticipated to reach US$ 9888.3 million by 2030 witnessing a CAGR of 4.3% during the forecast period 20242030. According to our research the global market for medical devices is estimated at US$ 603 billion in the year 2023 and will be growing at a CAGR of 5% during next six years. #GlobalMedicalBandagingMarket #MedicalBandages #WoundCare #Healthcare #MarketGrowth #ChronicDiseases #Accidents #Surgeries #BandageTechnology #MedicalDevices

A 42-year-old man presents to the emergency ward with the complaint of blood in vomit. He had multiple episodes of vomiting since that morning. The bleeding stopped spontaneously. Which of the following statements about the condition is not true? The diagnosis is Mallory-Weiss tear. It occurs due to a transmural tear at the GE junction. It causes only upper GI bleed. Surgery is rarely needed. Explanation: The diagnosis is Mallory-Weiss tear. It is a nontransmural tear at the gastroesophageal junction that is a common cause of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Antecedent vomiting is the norm but not always evident. Bleeding usually abates spontaneously, but protracted bleeding may respond to local epinephrine or cauterization therapy, endoscopic clipping, or angiographic embolization. Surgery is rarely needed.

Dealmakers and service providers in medical services: this event is for you. Now in its fourth year, The Healthcare Services Investment Conference is a premier networking event, heavily attended by medical companies looking for guidance on raising capital and M&A. The number of medical providers attending the conference keeps growing, and they’re coming to meet you. Visit the website for the list and description of attending companies that have registered to date. Don’t miss this opportunity to talk deals with the most concentrated group of medical companies you’ll meet all year. https://loom.ly/nmtE7DA #healthcare #investor #healthcareinvestor

Ensure optimal healthcare pathology storage with our guide on key features to look for. Maintain quality and compliance effortlessly. #Healthcare #PathologyStorage #Compliance #MedicalSolutions #QualityControl

Yes, you can get the same minimally invasive services at a doctor's office or medspa. The big difference for most consumers is the price tag, with medspas being much more affordable. Yet, there is another huge difference that is not so noticeable that consumers also need to take into account: qualifications. Do your research and ask tough questions when choosing any medical provider. You only get one face and one body. Revisions will end up costing you much more. Cost will always be a factor, but don't make it the only deciding factor.

Pediatric Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Software Market – Industry Trends and Forecast to 2031 https://lnkd.in/giuU5Ndq #innovation #management #technology #creativity #entrepreneurship #sustainability #inspiration #insights #outbreak #impact

Given the low initial investment, compatibility with a wide range of traditional systems, and effectiveness for smaller clinics, CR has relevance, albeit a niche one. #investment #compatibility #effectiveness #traditionalsystems #clinics