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When patients visit your dental practice, they trust that their personal health information is protected just as carefully as their oral health. Identify potential compliance gaps before they become costly
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
