Outpatient Surgery Magazine

Can always call out sick Would a universal remote help us to avoid tough situations, or just leave us easily dissatisfied with whichever ones we find ourselves in? For now, I'll just have to plan ahead and make deals with the Clipboard Boss. If worse comes to worst, I can always call out sick. OSM Reach Ms. Watkins at pwatkins12@comcast.net. J U L Y 2 0 1 6 • O U T PA T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T • 1 4 1

• Cover: Compounding Disaster - July 2016 - Outpatient Surgery Magazine
• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• Editor's Page: Compounding the Compounding Disaster
• Ideas That Work: 2-Way Radios Keep Our Surgical Schedule Flowing
• Ideas That Work: Must-Have Supplies vs. Might-Need Supplies
• Ideas That Work: A Simple Trick to Seat LMAs Perfectly
• Ideas That Work: Pull Cases in Plastic Bins, Not Case Carts
• Ideas That Work: Turn Blue Wrap Into Bags, Bedrolls for the Homeless
• Ideas That Work: Don't Store Locks in Code Carts
• Ideas That Work: Before New Products Can Enter the OR ...
• Staffing: Do You Get an A+ in Competency Testing?
• Medical Malpractice: 5 Lessons From the Joan Rivers Lawsuit
• Legal Update: Manage Your Facility's Vicarious Liability Risk
• Coding & Billing: ICD-10 Grace Period Is Nearly Over
• Compounding Disaster
• 7 Cool New Gadgets Your GI Docs Will Love
• Busting 5 Myths About Mini-Lap
• Beating Back Bacterial Biofilms
• Decisions, Decisions: Sorting Through Your Options in Surgical Video
• What's New in Ophthalmology
• The Whole Truth About Whole-Room Disinfection
• Surgeon and Staff Safety: Lost in the Shuffle
• How We've (Nearly) Eliminated Flashing
• Capture Your Share Of Same-Day Spine
• Thinking of Buying ... Floor Suction Devices
• Product News
• Cutting Remarks: Stressed Surgeons Gone Bad
• Behind Closed Doors: Channel Surfing