IN THIS ISSUE... HEALTHCARE
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July 2021 • Volume 45, No. 7
SPECIAL FOCUS 6 Newswire/Fast Stats
10 CLINICAL-SUPPLY CHAIN CONNECTION A BRIDGE WORTH CROSSING TOGETHER Two clinicians demonstrate supply chain’s value, respect and contributions
OPERATING ROOM
14 STICKING TO SHARPS SAFETY Success points to device containment, PPE and infection control standards
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18 REEVALUATING REPROCESSING WORKFLOW With ORs reopening, SPDs must defi ne their “new normal”
24 Sterile Processing Insights ANSI/AAMI standard anticipated this summer, don’t wipe out on workstation cleaning by Stephen Kovach
26 IAHCSMM Viewpoint Expect great education: 2021 IAHCSMM Annual Conference & Expo by Julie E. Williamson
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28 Self-Study Series Managing a water crisis: What do you mean we don’t have any water?! by Robert Williams
INFECTION PREVENTION
32 CHARTING A CLEANING COURSE EVS crews maintain steady path in healthcare facility decontamination and protection during pandemic EVS Product Listings...........40
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46 TO IMPROVE CLINICAL SERVICE AND STORAGE, SUPPLY CHAIN SEARCHES FOR SHELF-CONFIDENCE Proper storage remains an art as well as a science. So how can healthcare organizations optimize their storage footprint?
EXPERT EXCLUSIVES
4 Dependable Saluting Supply Chain
Data Bank How are physicians at your organization involved in the supply chain process?
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52 Having My Say 7 steps to a hospital supply chain that can save lives by John Freund
54 Value. Delivered. Navigating the path from price transparency to patient value by Karen Conway
56 Periscope 10 ways to build post-pandemic Supply Chain resilience Last of two parts by Eric Jurinic
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