10 Most-Read Clinical Quality & Infection Control Reports From Becker’s Healthcare in October

Here are the 10 most-read reports from Becker’s Operating Room Clinical Quality & Infection Control in October. Note: Clicking a story link will open the report in a new tab.

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1. Texas Attorney Convicted in Nurse Whistle-Blowing Case

 

2. 5 Steps for a Successful Joint Commission Infection Control Survey

 

3. 12 Questions to Ask to Ensure an Effective Hand Hygiene Program

 

4. 10 Ideas for Quality Improvement Studies in an Ambulatory Surgery Center


5. CMS Allows Unrestricted Same-Day Surgery for ASCs

 

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6. Sterile Processing of Eye Instruments: Q&A With Nancy Jo Vinson


7. Lobbying Efforts Begin to Make New York First State to Require Bachelor’s Degrees for Nurses


8. 14 Core MRSA Prevention Strategies


9. Feds Cite Georgia Hospital After Patient Falls to Death Through Room Window


10. Joint Commission Identifies Most Challenging Requirements for First Half of 2011

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