Outpatient Surgery Magazine

Magazine August 2016 2017 Medicare Changes Psychology of Counting 5 New GERD Treatments Back From a Late Lunch The Trouble With Transvaginal Mesh Why did the FDA ever approve a product that has injured thousands of women? There's plenty of blame to go around. P. 36

• Cover: Outpatient Surgery Magazine - August 2016 - The Trouble with Transvaginal Mesh
• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• Editor's Page: When Cost-Cutting Jeopardizes Patient Safety
• Ideas That Work: Homemade Headrest Keeps Cataract Patients Still
• Ideas That Work: Paperless Patient Surveys
• Ideas That Work: A Joy Ride to Surgery
• Ideas That Work: Bedside Theater Travels With Little Ones
• Ideas That Work: Show Equipment Vendors You Mean Business
• Ideas That Work: Video Tells Patients What to Expect on Day of Surgery
• Ideas That Work: The OR's Closed Until Pre-Surgical Checklist is Complete
• Ideas That Work: Paint Your OR Walls White to Better Reflect UV Rays
• Ideas That Work: Innovative Ideas
• Ideas That Work: No Need to Rewrite Unchanged
• Coding & Billing: Medicare's 2017 Outpatient Update
• Anesthesia Alert: Topical or Block: What's Best for Cataracts?
• The Trouble With Transvaginal Mesh
• Unobstructed View
• 2016 Cataract Technology Survey
• A New Way to Think About Retained Items
• Rules of Reprocessing: Lumened Instruments
• 6 Tips to Boost Your Colonoscopy Service Line
• 5 New Technologies for Treating GERD
• Last One Out Cleans the OR
• Thinking of Buying ... Patient Warming Solutions
• Infection Prevention: When Everyone's a Hand Hygiene Spy
• Product News
• Cutting Remarks: Out to Lunch
• Behind Closed Doors: The Best of Paula Watkins
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