Outpatient Surgery Magazine

Outpatient Magazine April 2017 The Art of the Room Flip Is This Proper Patient Positioning? Fine-Tune Your Post-op Pain Protocols Fighting for Proper Surgical Attire Queasy Feeling 5 remedies to discharge patients with their stomachs settled — because nothing leaves a bad taste in a patient's mouth like post-operative nausea and vomiting. P. 40

• Cover: Queasy Feeling - Outpatient Surgery Magazine, April 2017
• Table of Contents: Features
• Editor's Page: More Questions Than Answers
• Ideas That Work: Monitor Core Temps to Detect the Onset of MH
• Ideas That Work: Tame Electrical Cords With Endotracheal Tube Stylets
• Ideas That Work: Bag Up That Used Blue Wrap
• Ideas That Work: How We Got More Patients to Complete Online Health Histories
• Ideas That Work: Keep Score to Raise GI Docs' Performance
• Ideas That Work: Anesthesiologists Start Their Own IVs To Build Rapport With Patients
• Ideas That Work: Make Sure Unused Wrap Sticks Around
• Business Advisor: The Art of the Flip
• Legal Update: It's Not Easy to Deep-Six Deadwood Docs
• Staffing: Avoid Career Burnout
• Coding & Billing: 3 Places to Look for Hidden Revenue
• 5 Steps to PONV Prevention
• Double-Gloving: A Hole In One?
• Safe Patient Positioning: A Photo Essay
• Getting Certified for Total Joint Surgery
• What's New in Surgical Headlights?
• How Do You Dispose of Fluid Medical Waste?
• 12 Things you Don't Know About Airway Emergencies
• Your Options for Managing Small Pupils
• Endoscope Reprocessing Gone Wrong
• Are Surgeons Fueling The Opioid Epidemic?
• 6 Lessons Our (Near Miss) Medication Error Taught Us
• Safety Starts at the Top
• Product News
• Infection Prevention: 3 Surgical Attire Battles Worth Fighting For
• Behind Closed Doors: Does This Stuff Every Happen to You?