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This is part one of a two-part series on alarm fatigue. In this issue we discuss how to reduce alarm fatigue. In next months issue, we tell you how The Johns Hopkins Hospital reduced alarms up to 74% in some areas
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Healthcare workers might be suffering in silence from work-related dermatitis.
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Significant new scientific evidence published over the last four years has prompted three major medical societies to change their guidance on who should receive metabolic and bariatric surgery and which methods should be used.
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A new toolkit for healthcare professionals was created to enhance safety for patients who have obstructive sleep apnea and are undergoing outpatient surgery.
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At some point, after reducing cost so much, we are going to realize that the best option is to not do surgery at all. Think of the savings!
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Two simple cost-effective methods communications team training and a surgical checklist have been shown in a study to reduce postoperative complications, which are the most expensive medical errors, averaging $14,500 per case.
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Would you like to realize dramatic cost savings, including cutting your interest rates in half? Meet with your bank once a year, suggests Joan Shearer, CASC, administrator of Lawrence (KS) Surgery Center.