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	Archive > September, 2008	Vol. IX, No. 9

Business Advisor

Consolidate Your Equipment Service Contracts

Gayle Evans, RN, MBA, CNOR, CASC

Should you purchase service contracts directly from capital equipment manufacturers? I say no, probably not.

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Equipping Your OR

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A showcase of products and services geared to make your facility better.

Professional Services Platinum Pages
A guide of people and companies to help make your facility better.

Products In This Issue

	Healing with Omega 3. Atrium Medical

	Empowering healthcare. McKesson Medical-Surgical

	Patients come in all sizes. Verathon

	Clean the air. Buffalo Filter

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How to Conduct a Headlight Trial

After auditioning three loaners over three months, we purchased 18 headlights for our new eight-OR surgery center. Here's how we picked the winner.

Thinking of Buying...Patient Warming Devices

A review of the many choices we have for maintaining normothermia.

A table that slides, rotates and transports patients and a glove that can warn you of danger.

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