Sterilization and Infection Control News Update - October 2016
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We're happy to present you with this month's collection of top industry related news and articles. Enjoy!
Med Device Online – 07 September, 2016
A Simple, Safe and Effective Solution to the Challenges of Cross-Contamination and Infection Control.
The Morning Call – 08 September, 2016
ederal authorities have put a specialty-pharmacy company affiliated with Bethlehem's B. Braun on notice about "serious deficiencies" in its practices regarding sterilized products.
WNDU TV – 14 September, 2016
A meeting settled a summer's debate over a special land use permit for a proposed waste management facility in Niles Charter Township.
CBC News – 08 September, 2016
IAn american hospital is purchasing a system relatively new to North America but that has become commonplace in Great Britain and other parts of Europe.
Scrubs – 23 March, 2016
ursing, along with the rest of the medical field, is constantly evolving to ensure better patient outcomes. Nursing skills, in particular, have changed quite a bit over the last several decades.
Natural News – 14 September, 2016
Many people simply take it for granted that a hospital will have the necessary clean equipment on hand to deal with whatever situations might arise during surgery. However, an unusually high number of errors at The Detroit Medical Center's Midtown hospitals is giving many patients pause.
CBS Detroit – 19 September, 2016
Records show state regulators who cited the Detroit Medical Center for lax training failed to find problems with dirty surgical instruments during an inspection last year.
The Tribune India – 18 September, 2016
A major tragedy was averted at the Christian Medical College and Hospital (CMCH) after the autoclave machine at the operation theatre exploded. The incident took place when the staff was preparing the operation theatre.
Shefinds.com – 22 September, 2016
Tattoo parlors have to follow stricter disinfection guidelines than the shop at the local moll. But she's not 100% accurate about the piercing gun. There are sterilization methods that do not use heat: Plasma or chemical methods to mention a few. But it might be an overkill in this case.
Military Times – 21 September, 2016
The Air Force Academy is notifying 267 patients of the school's medical clinic and the Veterans Affairs Eastern Colorado Health Care System that they are at risk for a number of infectious diseases due to improperly sterilized endoscopy equipment.
Newser – 15 September, 2016
These documents make doing what is right so much easier, as well as give dentists more information on compliance and a compliance program for their office.
kIRO 7 – 14 September, 2016
An Eastside woman is claiming a routine teeth cleaning at her dentist's office may have left her with Hepatitis C. The woman says she believes it may have come from contaminated tools at International Health Community Services in Bellevue.
Raw Story – 20 September, 2016
Dental assistants work with dental instruments daily, and those instruments need to remain clean to avoid the risk of contaminating a patient.
KTUU – 30 September, 2016
A Western Alaska health corporation is providing blood tests to 191 people who may have received dental treatment with instruments that were only partially sterilized.
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