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• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• Editor's Page: The Father of Ambulatory Surgery
• Ideas That Work: Turn Sodas Into Subscriptions
• Ideas That Work: Supply Saver
• Ideas That Work: Cord Control
• Ideas That Work: Coffee, Juice or Tea?
• Ideas That Work: Save Time and Trouble
• Ideas That Work: Seal The Drape
• Ideas That Work: Patient Warming
• Ask the Etiquette Doctor: Which Side Does the Fork Go On Again?
• Medical Malpractice: Strengthen Your Risk-Managemet Program
• Business Advisor: Your Crash Course in Case Costing
• Anesthesia Alert: Are You Using Ultrasound to Its Full Potential?
• Basics of Blocks - Everythign you need to place ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve blocks.
• Ophthalmic Microscopes Leap Forward
• Yes, You Can Do Outpatient Spinal Fusion
• The Case for Standardizing Skin Preps
• A Sharps Safety Program Even OSHA Could Love
• Keep Your Guard Up for Malignant Hyperthermia
• What's New in ENT Navigation Systems?
• Corrosion-Free Instruments
• Test Your Patient Warming Know-How
• How to Create a Latex-Safe Facility
• Thinking of Buying … Surgical Headlights
• Infection Prevention: What's Up With TASS?
• Product News: Google Glass Coming to an OR Near You
• Cutting Remarks: Open Season for Vendors in Our ORs
• Behind Closed Doors: Things That Make You Go Hmmm