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Get the most out of your Malignant Hyperthermia drills. 11 tips to help make sure you're prepared for the worst.
Make assembling instruments sets easy and efficient with this Idea That Works from Minnesota.
How do you manage fluid waste? Readers reveal what it takes to keep OR floors dry during the messiest procedures.
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Protect fragile blades with this Idea That Works from Pennsylvania.
Editor's Page: fired for fighting for patient safety. Pre-admitting RN says hospital's call quotas jeopardized patient care.
Thinking of Buying ... A C-arm. Streamlined design and digital data have improved imaging.
Keep patients' escorts happy with this Idea That Works from California.
The case for IV anti-inflammatories. IV NSAIDs should figure prominently in multimodal pain protocols.
Out of the closet and into the cloud. Tips for cloud computing success.
Practical pearls for surface disinfection. Deploy the proper cleaning agents to eradicate infective agents on your surfaces.
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Reduce your radiation exposure. Don't ignore the very real threats of what you can't see.
Post-op pain in 2016. Our reader survey shows continued migration from opioids, toward multimodal.
Squeaky clean surgical instruments. Pearls and pointers from a sterile processing department that disinfects tens of thousands of trays a year.
Ideas That Work: Innovative ideas. Repurposed supplies get a second life.
GERD treatments move forward, but will you get paid? The new CPT code is here, but you may have to battle with payers.
Medical Malpractice: beware the risks of secondhand equipment. Used capital equipment isn't always such a bargain.
Editor's Page: cures for creaky knees. Can new techniques restore battered knees to like-new condition?
The future of knee repair. Could meniscal replacement, stem cell technology and custom-made implants restore battered knees to like-new condition?