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With nearly half of the U.S. population at risk, are you ready for a cardiac medical emergency in your facility? As the #1 cause of death in the United States,
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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
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Now that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Dental Amalgam Rule is law, dental offices are carefully scrutinizing the cost to operate their amalgam separators. Use this guide to help determine
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Failure to follow infection control guidelines can expose patients to bloodborne pathogens, such as Hepatitis C and HIV. The consequences—steep financial penalties and potential office closure—are entirely avoidable. Healthcare facilities
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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,
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Bloodborne pathogen training is an essential component of health and safety protocols in various fields, particularly those involving direct contact with human bodily fluids. The primary purpose of this training
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Biological monitoring, or spore testing, is an important part of an infection prevention program. Using a mail-in spore testing product is the easiest, most cost-effective way to ensure your practice
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Many dental offices must comply with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Dental Amalgam Rule. This includes installing an amalgam separator before the July 14, 2020 deadline. Is your practice ready?
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Dental practices must manage multiple streams of waste, ranging from sharps to heavy metals such as lead and amalgam. Lack of compliance can mean fines and worse, so it’s worth
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Every day an average of 130 Americans die from a drug overdose, with opioids involved in over 70% of deaths1. As medical professionals work to minimize the spectrum of risk
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Do you see pediatric patients, or do children often accompany adults to visits at your practice or medical office? Then you very likely will encounter a serious pediatric illness or
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Since general practices see sick patients and those who accompany them every day, doctors can count on needing to respond to a medical emergency at some point in their careers.
