Outpatient Surgery Magazine - Subscribers

OSE_1311_part2_Layout 1 11/6/13 9:40 AM Page 106 Vold Vision, Fayetteville, Ark. O P H T H A L M O L O G Y WATCH THIS Coupling cataract and glaucoma surgeries can be eye-opening for patients with declining vision. Killing Two Blurs With One Stone Is combined cataract-glaucoma surgery worth considering? David Bernard | Senior Associate Editor 1 0 6 O U T PAT I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E O N L I N E | N O V E M B E R 2013

• Outpatient Surgery Magazine: Cover
• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Features cont. Departments
• Editor's Page: Dealing With Disruptive Physicians
• Celebrating OR Excellence 2013
• Ideas That Work: One Good Turn
• Ideas That Work: Routine Reminder
• Ideas That Work: Rotate Your Supplies
• Ideas That Work: Easy Identifiers
• Ideas That Work: Menu Options
• Ideas That Work: Care to Share?
• Ideas That Work: Cool Idea
• Ideas That Work: Rescue Reference
• Safety: Prevent Retained Surgical Sponges
• Medical Malpractice: How Specific Is Your Informed Consent Form?
• Legal Update: Dirty Dealing?
• Anesthesia Alert: The Body Mechanics of Great IV Starts
• Business Advisor: Conquer Physician Credentialing
• Secrets to Speedier Room Turnover
• Learning to Love EMRs
• Your Equipment's Down -- Now What?
• Crystal Clear
• 5 Colonoscopy Game-Changers
• Advances in Arthroscopy
• Skin Preps: What's Your Standard of Care?
• Want to Reduce Opioids?
• Killing Two Blurs With One Stone
• 5 Questions To Ask About Your Ophthalmic Microscope
• How to Choose a Tourniquet
• What's New in Surgical Table Attachments?
• How Do You Handle Fluid Waste?
• Thinking of Buying … A Smoke Evacuation System
• Product News
• Cutting Remarks: The Shaver Trial
• Behind Closed Doors: Giving Thanks