Medical History & Physical Requirements for Ambulatory Healthcare
The Joint Commission has revised their Medical History and Physical requirements for Office-Based Surgery and Ambulatory Health Care ...
Read More Enzymatic Spraying of Instruments at Point of Use
You have finished the procedure, now what's next? Prior to sending instruments to Sterile Processing, it is important ...
Read More Newest Guidance from CMS
On May 7th, the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) released their Interpretive Guidelines for the Interoperability ...
Read More AISLE WIDTH – Use your Tape Measure
The Joint Commission published in their April issue of EC News; a short article of significance that may ...
Read More Is your Hand Sanitizer Safe?
During the early days of the pandemic, finding a source of hand sanitizer was a challenge, particularly for ...
Read More What Does Contact Time or Wet Time Really Mean?
During mock surveys I always ask staff what the contact or wet time is for a particular disinfecting ...
Read More Patient Safety Starts with Clean, Safe Hospital Linen
How often do we go to the linen closet and say to ourselves, "is this linen safe to ...
Read More The Joint Commission is Returning to Pre-Pandemic Survey Procedures
As of March 15, 2021, The Joint Commission will be reverting back to pre-pandemic survey procedures in light ...
Read More How to Keep Your Code Carts from Crashing and Burning
Being ready for situations where your patient requires resuscitation is critical. Staff complete training in basic/advanced life support, ...
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