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Tarsilla Moura

Boston, Washington, D.C., United States

Content Director at Access Intelligence

Senior Editor at OR Manager

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  • Injectable hydrogel uses visible light to regenerate bone, boost adhesion without grafts

    1 week ago | ormanager.com | Tarsilla Moura

    Editor's NoteResearchers at Pohang University of Science & Technology (POSTECH) have pioneered a hydrogel that regenerates bone and adheres to tissue using only visible light—eliminating the need for traditional bone grafts or adhesives. As detailed in a December 2024 article from ScienceDaily, this injectable hydrogel offers a breakthrough solution to the longstanding challenges in treating bone defects, especially in aging populations.

  • Five strategic paths help GI practice owners navigate rising costs, consolidation

    1 week ago | ormanager.com | Tarsilla Moura

    Editor's NoteIndependent gastroenterology (GI) practices face mounting pressures from inflation, labor shortages, and regulatory burden, but five distinct strategies offer owners a path forward, Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News May 23 reports. As detailed in the article, GI practices—especially smaller ones, which make up the majority of the approximately 2,100 US groups—are grappling with a difficult landscape.

  • AR headsets are reshaping OR operations with lower costs, higher precision

    1 week ago | ormanager.com | Tarsilla Moura

    Editor's NoteSurgeons across top US health systems are swapping traditional monitors and even robotic systems for augmented reality (AR) headsets, which are streamlining procedures, enhancing precision, and slashing costs, Modern Healthcare May 27 reports. As detailed in the article, AR headsets are rapidly emerging as valuable surgical tools.

  • ASC improves hospital efficiency, maintains outcomes despite higher-acuity joint replacement patients

    2 weeks ago | ormanager.com | Tarsilla Moura

    Editor's NoteOpening a hospital-affiliated ambulatory surgery center (ASC) can shift healthier patients out of the hospital without compromising outcomes for those who remain, according to a new study published in the Journal of the AAOS Global Research & Reviews in April 2025.

  • Report: Hospitals double down on ASCs as outpatient shift accelerates

    2 weeks ago | ormanager.com | Tarsilla Moura

    By: Tarsilla Moura Editor's NoteHospitals and health systems are all-in on ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), with ownership now the rule rather than the exception, according to the 6th Avanza Intelligence Hospital Leadership ASC Survey published in 2025. The report, produced in partnership with HealthLeaders Media, shows 82% of hospitals now own at least one ASC—up from just 41% in 2019.

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