Safety: Get the most out of your safety checklist. Frontline feedback and active participation help check all the boxes.

Stretcher-chairs for safer patient handling. Ready to transform your facility into a no-lift, no-transfer environment?

Is FDA's push to ban powdered gloves long overdue? Experts say severe health hazards have been well known for years.

Puncture-resistant ORs. Protect your surgeons and staff from sharps injuries with safety-engineered devices.

Where there's smoke ... If you smell charred flesh in the OR, you're probably inhaling invisible toxic gases, too.

Reduce your radiation exposure. Don't ignore the very real threats of what you can't see.

5 Ways to make your ORs safe and comfortable. Keep your surgical teams happy and healthy with these ergonomic products.

Thinking of buying ... smoke evacuators. Today's innovative devices evacuate surgical smoke right at the source.

Are your ORs obstacle courses? Take the necessary steps to reduce risks of slips, trips and falls.

How to conduct a safety sharps trial. Yes, you can get your docs to (at least) trial and (possibly) use safety sharps.

Reduce the risk of surgical smoke. It's time to take ownership in protecting yourself from potential harm.

New thoughts on radiation safety. A review of the literature adds clarity to the big picture.

Safety: Give your facility this drug security test. 5 measures that will help prevent diversion.

Make the switch to safety scalpels. Practical advice for getting your (protected) points across.

Stay ahead of ergonomic injuries. Preparation is the key to prevention.

What's your double-gloving policy? Our survey shows that while double-gloving is catching on, there's still work to be done.

5 steps to safer sharps handling. These precautions limit risks of sticks and cuts.

Where there's smoke ... there's progress. We're using education to clear the air in our ORs.

Check your Ketorolac Tromethamine. Particulates in vials have triggered the drug's recall.

Busting 5 double-gloving myths. Crashing through the reasons surgeons and staff resist double gloves during surgery.