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In Compounding Pharmacies We Trust? The Aches and Pains of Laparoscopy 8K Ultra-High Definition (Seriously) Down the Drain vs. Direct to Drain A Drug Diverter Comes Clean It would have been easy to catch this CRNA stealing fentanyl — if only they knew the signs to look for. P. 38 Outpatient Surgery December 2017 Magazine www outpatientsurgery.net

• Cover: A Drug Diverter Comes Clean - Outpatient Surgery Magazine December 2017
• Editor's Page: Are Your Surgeons Suffering in Silence?
• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• Ideas That Work: The Long and Lonely Wait
• Ideas That Work: Stop the Hacking
• Ideas That Work: Sterility Assurance
• Ideas That Work: Don't Double-Bag Sharp Instruments
• Ideas That Work: Too Hot or Too Cold?
• Ideas That Work: Salary Saver
• Ideas That Work: Assigned Parking
• Ideas That Work: Go Green With Blue Wrap
• Staffing: Should You Hire New Grads or Veteran RNs?
• Infection Prevention: Don't Define Your Reprocessors by Their Failures
• Safety: Inside Our Near-Miss Wrong-Site Surgery
• A Drug Diverter Comes Clean
• The Ratings Game
• 12 Hot New Anesthesia Products
• Take a Closer Look at Ophthalmic Compounded Drugs
• 4 Keys to Prevent Patient Falls
• How We Negotiated Our Own Bundled Payments for Total Joints
• 6 Things You Might Not Know About Patient Warming
• The Aches and Pain of Laparoscopy
• TheBig Picture on Surgical Imaging
• Is Your Cleaning Barely Scratching the Surface?
• Is It Time to Sterilize Endoscopes?
• Down the Drain or Direct to Drain?
• Tools for Difficult Colonoscopies
• Thinking of Buying ... Spinal Surgery Tables
• Product News
• Behind Closed Doors: Surgery for Santa