Resilience in a gastrointestinal (GI) practice encompasses the ability to navigate industry challenges, integrate advancements, and maintain high-quality patient care despite evolving regulatory and operational demands. In the rapidly transforming […]

Epic Lumens is an endoscopy-specific reporting module integrated within the Epic electronic medical record (EMR) system. This module is designed to streamline the documentation of endoscopic procedures by automatically embedding […]

EndoManager® 3: The Optimal Imaging Solution for Large Health Systems Meeting the Complex Demands of Enterprise-Scale Endoscopy Large health systems face unique challenges in managing endoscopy services across multiple locations. […]

In modern medicine, endoscope reprocessing stands as a critical component of patient safety and medical device management. With over 250 million endoscopic procedures performed globally each year – a number […]

A single missing documentation entry in endoscope tracking can trigger a cascade of consequences – from costly reprocessing requirements to potential patient safety risks. In today’s high-stakes healthcare environment, the […]

Are you ready to elevate your practice and expand your network in the field of gastrointestinal healthcare? The upcoming SGNA Annual Course and Convention in Pittsburgh, PA, June 1st through […]

At NewCura, we’re proud to recognize the 12th Annual GI Nurses & Associates Week, taking place from March 16 to 22, 2025. This special week is dedicated to celebrating the […]

The landscape of endoscope management in healthcare facilities has evolved significantly, with proper storage emerging as a critical component of patient safety protocols. Recent studies have shown that approximately 20% […]

In today’s healthcare landscape, selecting the right gastroenterology software tools has become increasingly crucial. EndoManager® Imaging, formerly known as EndoGI, emerges as the premier solution for modern GI practices, offering […]

Anyone who’s worked in a busy GI lab or endoscopy department knows the drill. It’s 7 AM, your first case is scheduled for 7:30, and suddenly you realize the colonoscope […]