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| INSIDE THE CURRENT ISSUE | ||
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Connecting, signing on dotted line One of the buzzworthy phrases making the rounds in healthcare information technology circles is "closed-loop solutions." But in the cloudy realms of revenue cycle and supply chain management connections, closed loop is more conceptual than commonplace. |
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Managing
temperature drives improved surgical outcomesFor temperature management, today’s technology options are light years ahead of what was available only a few short decades ago. Temperature can be manipulated—increased or decreased—to treat, or even anticipate, conditions that can detrimentally affect patients. Clearly, the normothermia-driven products in use by clinicians now are not your father’s thermometry devices. |
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Aiming
lethal weapons against microbial foesMedia reports of contaminated endoscopes that may have exposed thousands of patients to hepatitis C or HIV have underscored the importance of safe, appropriate and consistent instrument disinfection. Such reports show that instrument processing-related errors can occur at virtually any healthcare facility, although many of these incidents go undetected and never make headlines.
Self Study Series External indicator class? Ink safety on count sheets? BI frequency? |
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Boxed in by moving boxes? In the diverse manufacturing, distribution and retail worlds outside of healthcare, inventory management represents a fundamental business practice to be mastered because participating companies widely and wisely recognize that bottom-line performance directly impacts top-line revenue and profits. Unfortunately, such a philosophy has yet to permeate healthcare. |
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People & Opinions |
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Fast Foreward
Baseline Newsmaker Having My Say Clinical Business Strategies |
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