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Not the Retiring Type - January 2015 - Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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sharps injuries and increased compliance with recommendations from OSHA, AORN and the American College of Surgeons. 6. Steri-Strainer from Healthmark Industries Speaking of sharps, it's safe and easy to trans- port them with this auto- clavable instrument retrieval system. Soiled instruments — sharp and otherwise — go into the drain basket, which sits inside a solid base tray. Add presoaking solution, cover the con- tainer and deliver it to sterile processing, which can simply lift the basket out to begin decontamination. It's an OSHA-compliant way to improve safety and efficiency. 7. Z-Slider Patient Transfer Sheet from Sandel Moving or repositioning patients doesn't have to be back-break- ing work. This repositioning sheet decreases strain to backs, shoulders, necks and arms by reducing friction and letting staff pull rather than lift patients. It's a single-patient use device, so there's little chance of 9 5 January 2015 | O U T PAT I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T zEASY HANDLING Sharp instruments go right from the basket to the auto- clave with no han- dling. zHEAVY DUTY Sliding is a lot easier than lifting when you're moving patients.

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