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	Home > News > November, 2011

Do Your Anesthesia Providers Go the Extra Mile?

In and out of the OR, here are the value-added services that your anesthetists should provide.

Published: November 15, 2011

Categories:

Business Management, News, Patient Management

Safe, efficient patient care is what you expect from your anesthesia providers, but they can do so much more for your facility as well. For example, do they transport patients from the holding area to the OR suite? Help decrease day-of-surgery cancellations by using pre-op phone calls? Ensure that the surgery schedule starts on time? Help with equipment purchases? Click here to find out if your anesthesia team is going the extra mile for you.

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Patient Dies After Admission for Gallbladder Surgery That Wasn't Performed

Orthopod Owes $150,000 for Post-Op Knee Infection

Ophthalmologist Sues His Own ASC for Blocking Plans to Open Competing Center

So-What Study Finds That ASC Owners Perform More Surgery

CMS Updates Emergency Equipment Requirement

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