A Planning Playbook for Opening a New Orthopedic ASC
The ASC market continues its rapid growth. In 2023, roughly 116 new ASCs opened in the U.S., many of which were orthopedic-specific in nature....
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By: Outpatient Surgery Editors
Published: 11/17/2021
Administrative staff can suffer from shoulder, back and neck strain caused by cradling phones between their ears and shoulders for hours on end, so Marisa Ynchausti, RN, BSN, clinical nurse manager at National Ambulatory Surgery Center in San Jose, Calif., purchased headsets to make their jobs more comfortable — and easier. Staff who work with hands-free phones are better able to adjust their chairs, move around to get their blood flowing and enter information into patients’ records. The idea to add headsets came from the front line. “It was truly because of staff caring for one another and looking for ways to make work safer and more efficient,” says Ms. Ynchausti. “To continue providing patients the high level of care we deliver, we have to consistently and genuinely care about our staff in the same way.” OSM
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