take away from our current counting process," says Ms. Jackson.
"We want something that will augment the efforts of our staff. If
there is human error, we want to rely on the technology as a safety
net."
Routine focus
Ms. Wein believes it's important to remind staff about the importance
of remaining vigilant about patient safety. "Protecting patients is like
anything else — you can't go on autopilot because you do it every
day," she says. "Every patient is unique, and you have to pay close
attention during each and every case." OSM
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