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Even routine surgeries can take an unexpected turn, making reliable emergency readiness kits and patient monitoring solutions essential. Managing a medical emergency could be extremely stressful, and the outcome could mean saving a patient’s life. This guide delineates critical emergencies encountered in anesthesia and surgical settings, evidence-based management strategies, and
When patients visit a dental office, they expect to receive the care they need from a team that’s focused on their wellbeing. They certainly don’t expect to leave sick—but that’s exactly what could happen if a practice’s dental unit waterlines aren’t kept clean and patients are exposed to bacteria. Included
When patients visit a healthcare office, they expect to receive the care they need from a team that’s focused on their wellbeing. Prevent gaps that may be jeopardizing your practice safety. Our self assessment provides elements of an effective infection control program. Download our checklist to see where you stand.
It’s not “if” a medical emergency will happen in your dental practice—it’s “when.” Make sure you’re always ready with the right medical response products, services and training. INCLUDED IN THIS DOWNLOAD Four Key Elements of Medical Emergency Preparedness Evolution of Dental Office Emergency Readiness, with Dr. Stanley Malamed HealthFirst Medical
One needlestick injury can change a medical worker’s health forever. All dental and medical office staff are potentially at risk, so proper sharps and dental waste management is a potential life saver. Using best management practices for sharps handling and disposal is both a health and compliance issue. Download HealthFirst’s
The EPA’s dental amalgam rule effective July 2020 requires most dental practices to have a compliant amalgam separator in place and follow amalgam recovery best management practices. Dental practices can face fines for non-compliance through actions of your Control Authority. To ensure that never happens, download the Guide to a
Every dental practice needs to have its own emergency response plan. Plus, the whole team needs to learn and train on the plan to be prepared should there ever be a medical emergency. Because every second counts, it’s your responsbility to be well-equipped and ready to manage a patient or
While The Joint Commission recommends the use of technology for documenting crash cart management and complying with its standards, the reality is that the process is manual and cumbersome for many facilities. It doesn’t have to be. Download our case study to understand the cost- and time-savings associated with using
When patients visit a dental office, they expect to receive the care they need from a team that’s focused on their wellbeing. Prevent gaps that may be jeopardizing your practice safety. Our self assessment provides elements of an effective infection control program. Download our checklist to see where you stand.
As a dental professional, the safety, security, satisfaction, and health of your patients and staff are your top priority. OSHA and HIPAA compliance should be as well. If you’re unsure whether your office and staff are meeting current OSHA and HIPAA requirements, help is here. Taking the first step toward
