Observations from the Field – Let’s Talk Sterile Processing
Learn best Sterile Processing practices for use of instrument identification tape and the weight of instrument containers. incorporate.
Learn best Sterile Processing practices for use of instrument identification tape and the weight of instrument containers. incorporate.
Learn about Environment of Care and Life Safety Findings commonly found during survey which often lead to condition level findings.
When out in the field, the consulting team is consistently finding the same concerns in the clinical environment. Learn what common issues we are seeing and solutions you can incorporate.
With staffing shortages becoming a frequent challenge for healthcare organizations, it is necessary to use innovative means to address the need to maintain safe patient care.
8 examples of emergency department observations from the field that may help you identify opportunities to improve on your emergency services.
The survey starts before the visit. Learn more about our tips health organizations can use for continuous survey readiness in anesthesia services!
Nursing care plans and patient education are necessary for structuring, communicating and coordinating care for patients to facilitate getting them home safely and avoiding re-admissions.
There are a number of things you can do to break the chain of infections including proper hand hygiene and simple covering of our coughs. Learn more!
Life-saving medications can pose risks when mishandled. Here are proven medication management practices every healthcare organization should follow.
Calibrating medical devices is critical to patient care and compliance. Read about common calibration issues and how to calibrate equipment effectively.
Your TJC accreditation survey is over. Learn what steps to take to resolve identified findings.
One of the most common observations our team is making during our survey activity is the challenge that organizations are experiencing with infection prevention, specifically with general cleaning and disinfection.