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Letters & E-mails - Outpatient Surgery Magazine - December, 2013
A surgical songbook for the holiday season. See Paula Watkins's Christmas carols for OR Nurses.
Sell your soon-to-expire supplies to another surgical center if you are unable to use it in time. An Idea that Works from Marion Eye Specialists Surgery Center.
Robotic cleaners give an extra layer of surface disinfection.
Take a photo of loaner sets to prove the condition they were in when you received them by using an inexpensive digital camera. An Idea that Works from Midtown Surgery Center.
Could any of these 10 labeling and storage accidents waiting to happen, be lurking in your facility?
Thinking of Buying ... Retina Accessories for Ophthalmic Microscopes, get the big picture for posterior segment surgery.
Keep straws secure from floating up and falling out of the spout using the pop top. An Idea that Works from North Memorial Ambulatory Surgery Center at Maple Grove.
Most readers we surveyed tout accreditation benefits, with a few caveats. How do you really feel about accreditation?
Have you automated these 5 areas yet? These folks only wish they'd done it sooner.
Quickly notify your turnover team that a room is ready for them by using a beeper. An Idea that Works from Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center.
8 questions on the rules that protect your staff. Get the point of sharps safety.
Recycle blue wrap to line storage shelves. An Idea that Works from Sarasota Memorial Health Care System.
Encourage your staff's best behavior with a prime parking spot to show your appreciation. An Idea that Works from Central Louisiana Surgical Hospital.
Avoid the Ambu bag with this quick fix for dropped Oxygen saturation. An Idea that Works from Atlanta, Ga.
Keep electrodes from drying out by keeping opened packages of electrodes in one of those plastic containers with snap-on lids. An Idea that Works from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine.
Many of today's hernia meshes have a lower risk of adhesion and infection than their heavyweight, unwieldy predecessors. Prevent infection after hernia surgery.
Freedom of choice not always a good thing. Can we have reliability with so much variability?
The quest for products that protect your skin as well as they prevent infection.