Soyring Consulting was recently mentioned in Battle Creek Enquirer's article, "Hospitals Focusing on Solutions," which discusses a penalty, levied by the federal government as part of the Affordable Care Act, against hospitals with high hospital-acquired condition scores.

Adam Higman, a Soyring Vice President was recently quoted in Modern Healthcare article, "Software Coordinates Surgical Implant Orders."

The structure of successful Perioperative Governance requires strong surgeon leadership. Surgeons are the key to successful governance to improve leadership and are critical to a thriving Perioperative environment. An Administrative tenet regarding Perioperative Governance is involvement of surgeons in leadership coupled with the understanding that failure to work with surgeons will result in failure to achieve identified Perioperative Governance outcomes. However simple this sounds, surgeon participation in Perioperative Governance is not always realized, resulting in surgeon frustration and poor or unsatisfactory outcomes.