Outpatient Surgery Magazine

ment at all levels, with champions at every level, from the C-suite down to the front-line workers. This is not something that happens overnight." Even having OR personnel introduce themselves makes them feel more engaged, empowered and encouraged. In other words, the sim- ple act of raising their voice to say their name will make them more likely to speak up when it matters most. OSM J U N E 2 0 1 7 • O U T PA T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T • 7 1

• Cover: The Power to Prevent SSIs - Outpatient Surgery Magazine, June 2017
• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• Editor's Page: Opening Up About Threat That Closed Down ASC
• Ideas That Work: How to Make Your Time Outs Resonate
• Ideas That Work: A Dopamine Code Cart Reminder
• Ideas That Work: Secret to Scoring a Higher Starting Salary
• Ideas That Work: Herbal Post-op Pain Control
• Ideas That Work: Medication Reconciliation Form Doubles as Rx Pad
• Ideas That Work: Slip Pants Over Foot Bandage
• Ideas That Work: Schedule Product Trials Based on Luck of the Draw
• Ideas That Work: Signs of the Times Improve Hand Hygiene
• Infection Prevention: Our "Scrub the Hub" Campaign
• Take Our Medication Safety Quiz
• The Newest Entries in Minimally Invasive Surgery
• Th Power to Prevent SSIs
• The Courage to Speak up
• Guaranteed Delivery of Sterilized Sets
• Don't Be a Stranger To the Scope Room
• Avoid Complications in Cataract Surgery
• The Golden Age of Surgical Video
• The Changing Face of Chronic Pain Management
• Partial to Uni Knees
• Let's Get Serious About Sharps Safety
• Product News
• Behind Closed Doors: Slight Exaggerations