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Manager's Guide to Surgery's Infection Control - May 2015

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enclosed transport carts, for example), leakproof, puncture-resistant and large enough to contain all contents. Containers must be marked with a biohazard label or otherwise indicate that the contents are hazardous (a red container, for example). Waiters and dishwashers Some OR personnel have a that's-not-my-job mentality. We're waiters, not dish- washers. And that's wrong, as well as dangerous. The OR and SPD share in the responsibility. Together, they can ensure a safe and efficient decontamination process. OSM Ms. Seavey (roseseavey@outlook.com) is president and CEO of Seavey Healthcare Consulting (seaveyhealthcareconsult- ing.com). She was president of the American Society of Healthcare Central Service Professionals in 2003. She formerly served as the director of sterile processing at the Children's Hospital of Denver.

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