Study Finds Psychosis Drug Amisulpride Reduces Nausea and Vomiting. Small doses of amisulpride, a drug used to manage psychosis, may prevent PONV when given with standard anti-nausea treatment, say researchers.

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"License PLates" Put Patients' Info Front and Center

Ideas That Work: HIPAA; Keep the Schedule Confidential

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By targeting our most vulnerable patients, we dramatically reduced SSIs.

Painkillers are often not the answer to post-surgical pain.

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Can technology help gather data for CMS quality reporting and benchmarking?

Optimizing pre-op nutrition prepares patients for the physical stress of surgery, lowers risk of complications and improves clinical outcomes.

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