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General Anesthesia Contributes to Post-op Pain

Some "noxious" general anesthetics excite sensory neurons that cause peripheral pain in patients once they wake from surgery, researchers say. I...

WHO Issues Surgical Safety Checklist

The World Health Organization and the Harvard University School of Public Health have created a new perioperative checklist for surgical team member...

Surgical Business Ethics in the Press

It's no secret that some leading orthopedic surgeons receive six- and seven-figure payments annually from the makers of artificial hips and knees. B...

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Learning to Love CQI
Ann Geier, RN, MS, CNOR, CASC

Ann Geier, RN, MS, CNOR, CASC CQI, TQM, and PI can come across as self-improvement alphabet soup. But continuous quality improvement, like its cousin acronyms total quality management and performance improvement, is more than just the term of the day. For us, it means the improved quality of care we provide to our patients. Who can be against that?

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