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Hospitals Cracking Down on Disruptive Docs

Even before the Joint Commission issued its Sentinel Event Alert requiring zero-tolerance policies on lateral violence, several hospitals had alread...

Surgeons Hone Motor Skills with Games

Having helped children and adults realize their dreams of being (virtual) tennis, golf and baseball champions, the Nintendo Wii video game system is...

Women Unaware of Minimally Invasive Gynecological Procedures

Women don't know enough about minimally invasive options for treating pelvic health disorders and want their OB/GYN physicians to fill the informati...


	Archive > November 2005	Vol. VI, No. 11

FEATURES

Mind Reader?

When it comes to using a brain monitor to measure consciousness during surgery, everybody has an opinion. What's yours?

Better Ways to Credential Your Surgeons

Looking beyond the obvious when you examine a doctor's past.

9 C-arm Safety Tips

Experts offer advice on how to reduce radiation exposure while maintaining image quality.

10 Ways to Make Anesthesia More Cost-efficient

Tips and tools you can use to speed cases and cut costs.

What ENT Docs Want in a Scope

Straight from a surgeon, here's what to look for when purchasing an ENT operating microscope.

Straighten Your Supply Room

Reorganizing your supply storage, step by step.

Thinking of Buying...Pathology Services

Make sure your lab is qualified, accurate, prompt and affordable.

DEPARTMENTS

Editor's Page

Brain Monitors or Awareness Monitors?

Letters & Emails

Propofol Sedation a Slippery Slope

This Just In

ASA Gives Brain Monitors Lukewarm Endorsement

Ideas That Work

A Day in the OR for Your Business Staff

Behind Closed Doors

An OR Nurse's Thanksgiving

Staffing

How to Hire a Sales Rep

Coding & Billing

5 Commonly Missed or Miscoded Procedures

Legal Update

Why External Peer Review Is Best

Safety

Just How Safe Is Anesthesia (Really)?

Infection Prevention

Are Those Instrument Sets Ready Yet?

Product News

What's New for Ophthalmology

Medical Malpractice Quiz

Is Unconsented Assistance Battery?

November 2005