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Try this crafty Idea That Works for recycling your medication vial caps.
Safety: Avoid opioid-related respiratory depression. Continuous electronic monitoring tops pulse oximetry or spot checks.
Improve your arthroscopy imaging. Clearer, sharper views in your orthopedic ORs will let surgeons perform safer and more efficient surgery.
How to stamp out astigmatism. The 5 keys to surgical success with astigmatism correction.
Increase awareness and improve patient safety with this Idea That Works.
The latest in image-guided ENT surgery. Technology and techniques are improving for the treatment of advanced sinus surgeries.
Reduce your case costs with this simple Idea That Works.
With this Idea That Works, staff can have what they need without hunting it down.
Staffing: How we built a positive workplace culture. It takes a total team effort to turn around a toxic environment.
Infection prevention: Help your reprocessors do the right thing. Give your techs the training and the tools they need to bust those bugs.
Behind closed doors: 4 Signs it's going to be a great day. Sometimes you just know that the road will rise to meet you.
5 tips for safely handling sleep apnea patients. Most of your obstructive sleep apnea patients don't even know they have it.
7 tips to prevent medication errors. Ensure the right dose of the right medication reaches the right patient.
Your best treatment options for GERD. Several possible interventions are available. Here are some factors to consider.
Help your nursces to foster a stronger sense of accountability with this Idea That Works.
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Staff Safety: Standing up for surgical smoke safety. The staff at Dosher Memorial Hospital banded together to protect themselves — and surgeons — from the dangers of toxic plumes.
Know when a bay is cleaned and ready for a patient with this Idea That Works from Texas.
4 game-changing advances in surgical video. New technology is providing stunning clarity and a whole lot more.
Use this Idea That Works to let staff know the patient isn't ready for the OR yet.