Outpatient Surgery Magazine

9 6 O U T P A T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E O N L I N E | M A Y 2 0 1 5 Video Laryngoscopy How Long Before Is the New Standard of Care? With their consistently clear airway views, video laryngoscopes make even the most difficult intubations a bit more routine. Thomas M. Hemmerling, MD, DEAA | Montreal, Canada z FORWARD-THINKING VIEW Thomas M. Hemmerling, MD, DEAA, believes video-assisted intubation is the future of airway management.

• Cover: Outpatient Surgery Magazine - May 2015
• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• Editor's Page: 5 Stars for Physician Ownership
• Ideas That Work: Give It A Spin
• Ideas That Work: Which Cartoon Character Are You?
• Ideas That Work: Positive Promotion
• Ideas That Work: Advanced Scheduling
• Ideas That Work: Off-Label Drug Use
• Ideas That Work: Spine Language
• Ideas That Work: Doctor's Orders
• Ideas That Work: Light Bright
• Ideas That Work: Numbered Trays and Trash Bags
• Talking Points: 7 Must-Ask Questions in Any Negotiation
• Business Advisor: 5 Supply-Saving Solutions
• Staffing: No Director of Nursing? No Problem
• Medical Malpractice: Learning From a Fatal Medication Error
• Get Patients to Pay Up
• Secrets of Our Busy Pain Management Center
• Products on Display at AORN
• Update on Wound Closure
• Test Driving Fluid Waste Disposal Systems
• Are You Ready for Difficult Colonoscopies?
• How Long Before Video Laryngoscopy Is the New Standard of Care?
• Looking to Accessorize Your Table?
• Products to Power Up Your Cataract Service
• Customize Your Hernia Repairs
• What Makes Multimodal Work?
• Objects of Orthopedic Desire
• Infection Prevention: No Mercy for MRSA
• Safety: Run Down Fire Risk Before Every Case
• Anesthesia Alert: IV Ibuprofen Before Surgery Speeds Recovery
• Product News
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