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60 CMO / CARE DELIVERY Physicians' choice: Best hospitals for treating key conditions By Megan Knowles I n a survey asking physicians to rank their hospital preferences for the treatment of several con- ditions, Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic was ranked highest for the treatment of six of the 10 conditions, and Houston-based MD Anderson Cancer Center took the top spot in treating all five cancer types, a Medscape survey found. Medscape asked over 11,000 physi- cians to rank their preferences for care and treatment for themselves or family, assuming no barriers, such as transportation or cost. Physicians ranked hospitals for the treatment of several serious con- ditions, including cardiac condi- tions, infectious diseases and five types of cancer. In all, physicians named 33 hospitals. Here's how physicians ranked hos- pitals for cardiac conditions, infec- tious diseases and lung cancer: Cardiac conditions 1. Cleveland Clinic 2. Mayo Clinic Hospital, Method- ist Campus (Rochester, Minn.) 3. Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston) 4. NewYork-Presbyterian/Colum- bia University Medical Center Medical Center (New York City) 5. Stanford (Calif.) Hospital 5. Brigham and Women's Hospital (Boston) 5. e Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore) 8. Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) 8. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (Los Angeles) 8. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles) Infectious diseases 1. Mayo Clinic Hospital, Method- ist Campus 2. e Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore) 2. Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston) 4. Cleveland Clinic 4. Emory University Hospital (At- lanta) 6. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center 7. NewYork-Presbyterian/Colum- bia University Medical Center (New York City) 7. Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Lung cancer 1. e University of Texas MD An- derson Cancer Center (Houston) 2. Memorial Sloan Kettering Can- cer Center (New York City) 3. Mayo Clinic Hospital, Method- ist Campus 4. Cleveland Clinic 5. Massachusetts General Hospital 5. Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Boston) 7. e Johns Hopkins Hospital 8. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center 8. Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania 8. Duke University Hospital (Durham, N.C.) 8. Stanford Hospital 8. Brigham and Women's Hospital n Contact us today to get started! 888-416-2409 • bids@eSutures.com In only a few days, you can turn excess inventory into usable capital with our streamlined and simple process. For more information, or to begin the bid process, please call 888-416-2409 or email bids@eSutures.com. eSutures.com is interested in purchasing your in-date, short-dated and expired products in full selling units, open boxes and even individual, loose units. WE CAN PURCHASE: • Ethicon Suture • Ethicon Endosurgery • Covidien Suture • Covidien Endosurgery • Synthes • Arthrex • Bard • Gore • Masimo • Applied Medical and more! Sell Your Surgical Surplus to eSutures.com!