10 Most-Read Becker’s OR Clinical Quality & Infection Control Reports in November

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

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By: Staff

 

1. Extra Nurse Practitioner Can Reduce Unnecessary Emergency Department Visits

 

2. 7 Top Noncompliance Issues in Medication Management

 

3. 4 Strategies for Discouraging Shortcuts in Infection Control

 

4. How to Prevent ‘Dead-in-Bed’ Syndrome With Patients After Surgery: Q&A With Physician Experts & PPAHS

 

5. 10 Things I Would Do Now If I Was Preparing for a Survey

 

6. Top 10 Facility Infection Prevention Program Component Updates I Would Perform Tomorrow

 

7. Most Frequent Causes of Bloodborne Pathogen Violations in Surgery Centers

 

8. 6 Quality Measures GI Centers Should Track

 

9. Developing a Successful Flu Vaccination Program: Q&A With Drs. William Schaffner and Tom Talbot

 

10. ASCs Reminded to Use Safe Surgical Checklists Beginning Jan. 1

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