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Joint Commission Cracks Down on Bullying

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Study: Specialty Hospital Physician-owners More Likely to Refer Patients for Surgery

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Efficacy of Cadaver Ligaments Questioned

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	Archive > Surgical Supplies Guide	2006 Edition

Transform Your Supply Budget

One facility's action plan includes four easy-to-implement steps.

Who Should Manage Your Supplies?

The best materials managers smile their way to savings and staff harmony.

What's Inflating Your Case Costs?

Understanding the factors that determine your case costs will help keep them in check.

4 Ways to Fend off the Latex Threat

Understanding the cause is only the beginning. You need to take a critical look at your gloves and other supplies, too.

Guide to Suture Buying

How to make the limited market work with your limited budget.

You Can Save on Barrier Protection

Take stock of your customized packs and the materials you're buying to make a difference.

Skin Deep Isn't Cheap

Proper use, efficiency and economy go hand-in-hand for scrub products.

Strategies to Save on Sharps

How to buy needles and blades with an eye on your bottom line.

Understanding Surface Disinfectants

How to choose and use these solutions to ensure your OR is up to cleanliness standards.

5 Rules of the Trade

This materials manager plays the supply-buying game to win.

2006

Product Listing
	Drapes
	Gloves
	Gowns and Masks
	Hand Hygiene
	Needles and Vascular Access
	Preps
	Procedure Packs
	Surgical Blades and Knives
	Wound Closure