Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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• Outpatient Surgery Magazine - December 2014
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• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• Editor's Page: Oxygen's Underrated Role in Surgical Fires
• The Surgeons' Lounge: Eye in the Sky
• The Surgeons' Lounge: Surgeon Scribe
• The Surgeons' Lounge: Antibiotic Prophylaxis
• The Surgeons' Lounge: Celebrated Career
• The Surgeons' Lounge: A Safer Anesthetic
• Ideas That Work: Using Your Noodle
• Ideas That Work: Make Mine Cherry
• Ideas That Work: Safety Step
• Ideas That Work: Pre-Op Paperwork
• Ideas That Work: Needle Point
• Ideas That Work: Smart Storage
• Ideas That Work: 3 O's Supply Solution
• Ideas That Work: Reserved Transportation
• Ideas That Work: Fantasy Football
• Ideas That Work: Wheel Wisdom
• Legal Update: Price Your Physician Buy-Ins With Care
• Staffing: Rehab your Difficult Docs
• Reimbursement Roundup: Billing Technicality Could Cost Group of Surgeons Millions
• The Art of the IV Start
• Are Continuous Nerve Blocks Worth the Trouble?
• The Hard Costs of SSIs
• Is Your Sharps Safety Toolkit Complete?
• What's New in Anesthesia
• Are Your Room Turnovers Up to Par?
• New Angles in Glaucoma Treatment
• Surgical Fire Q&A
• Choose the Right Headlight
• All Tissue Banks Are Not the Same
• Thinking of Buying … Automated Endoscope Reprocessors
• Infection Prevention: To Prevent Infection, First Assess the Risk
• Product News
• Cutting Remarks: Lessons From My Favorite Nurse
• Behind Closed Doors: It's a Wonderful Life