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Recent health scares at HealthFirst customer facilities show why some healthcare professionals consider epinephrine auto-injectors to be the single most important drug for medical emergency readiness. “In a life-threatening anaphylactic
When a medical staff encounters a patient or bystander experiencing a medical emergency, where do they turn to provide life-saving assistance? Calling 911 is critical, but in the meantime, all
When it comes to ensuring that your practice is ready and prepared to see patients every day, oral surgeons have a lot to manage. This blog reviews two key aspects
It’s critical to have the right medications on hand when you’re facing a patient medical emergency. Busy practices may find it challenging to manually check and ensure emergency drugs are
As our national opioid epidemic grows, dental offices have reported being on the front line of responding to medical emergencies involving potential overdose. That was the situation that West Columbia
If not managed well, crash carts are an audit and patient safety risk to your medical facility. Expired emergency medications, recalled medications, out-of-compliance lots, and lack of documentation on the
Because a medical emergency can happen at any time, all dental offices should be equipped and trained to respond to medical emergencies. There is a consensus among dental thought leaders,
