This website uses cookies. to enhance your browsing experience, serve personalized ads or content, and analyze our traffic. By clicking “Accept & Close”, you consent to our use of cookies. Read our Privacy Policy to learn more.
.svg?sfvrsn=be606e78_3)
By: OSD Staff
Published: 1/7/2015
BP Cuffs
Is Hose Facing Patient's Head?
Always place blood pressure cuffs on with the hose facing the patient's head to prevent the hose from kinking. This is especially useful during cases where you start off with arms out but the case dictates that both arms be tucked midcase.
Between aging Baby Boomers’ growing needs and a strong same-day preference among patients and insurers, the demand for outpatient orthopedic procedures like total knees and...
Launching a new ASC requires deft coordination among a variety of partners. No matter how specific your circumstances or ambitions may be, the key to success for any ASC project is...
Few surgical leaders will argue that an integrated OR is a more efficient OR. They may, however, split hairs over what actually constitutes an integrated OR in the first place....
.svg?sfvrsn=56b2f850_5)
Connect with 100,000+ outpatient OR leaders through print and digital advertising, custom programs, e-newsletters, event sponsorship, and more!