Reduce the risk of surgical smoke. It's time to take ownership in protecting yourself from potential harm.

How to conduct a safety sharps trial. Yes, you can get your docs to (at least) trial and (possibly) use safety sharps.

Safety: Give your facility this drug security test. 5 measures that will help prevent diversion.

Stay ahead of ergonomic injuries. Preparation is the key to prevention.

Make the switch to safety scalpels. Practical advice for getting your (protected) points across.

What's your double-gloving policy? Our survey shows that while double-gloving is catching on, there's still work to be done.

Where there's smoke ... there's progress. We're using education to clear the air in our ORs.

5 steps to safer sharps handling. These precautions limit risks of sticks and cuts.

Check your Ketorolac Tromethamine. Particulates in vials have triggered the drug's recall.

Busting 5 double-gloving myths. Crashing through the reasons surgeons and staff resist double gloves during surgery.

The real hazards of surgical smoke. Are dangerous particles lurking in the air of your OR?

10 products that help keep employees safe. Help prevent cuts, trips, strains, exposures and more.

Is your sharps safety toolkit complete? The most common sharps injuries -- and what you need to prevent them.

Getting to the point of sharps safety. Know the facts and protect your staff.

How dangerous is surgical smoke? The foul-smelling plume can cause long-term harm to staff and surgeons.

Stay on your toes. Prevent slips, trips and falls in the surgical workplace.

Imaging's invisible dangers. Prolonged radiation exposure can cause lasting effects.

Watch your step. Protect your surgeons and staff from slips, trips and falls in the OR.

A sharps safety program even OSHA could love. Inspectors lauded our efforts to limit needlesticks and cuts.

Managing radiation exposure in the OR. 5 steps to safe C-arm use.