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Editor at Medical Economics. Much to learn. Eager to share. And vice versa. @MedEconomics
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Healing from within: biotech and the future of wound care

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By Binta Patel, Richard Payerchin Verified, Keith Reynolds
| EIN News
What primary care physicians should know about developing science that moves beyond skin substitutes. In the last year, skin substitutes for wound care have made health care headlines not for miraculous healing of patients, but for massive Medicare spending that paid millions of dollars for dubious treatments. The situation stands out as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has led a major crackdown on health care fraud.
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Dental surgery, primary care and malpractice risk: What to know about medical clearances for oral care

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By Rebekah Bernard, Robert Resnik Verified, Richard Payerchin Verified
| EIN News
Patients have the best chance of success — and physicians avoid exposure — when doctors and dentists pursue communication, clarity and collaboration Oral health is part of a patient’s overall health, so routine dental examinations and cleanings are foundational. When a dentist identifies a more serious medical concern in a patient’s mouth, procedures and technologies have advanced to improve the likelihood of a successful outcome.
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Have 503B Outsourcing Facilities Truly Reduced US Drug Shortages?

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By Thani Jambulingam, Nicholas Saraceno Verified, Hari Kiran Chereddi, Richard Payerchin Verified
| Pharmaceutical Commerce Verified
For more than a decade, drug shortages, particularly of sterile injectables, and other essential hospital medicines—have strained the US healthcare system and exposed deep structural weaknesses in the pharmaceutical supply chain. In response, policymakers, hospital systems, and industry leaders have increasingly turned to FDA-registered outsourcing facilities, commonly referred to as 503B compounding facilities, as a potential mitigation mechanism.
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