Last week, we started the discussion regarding findings relative to the inspection, testing, and maintenance of medical gas systems, which reminds me that I kind of skirted exactly how those findings were manifesting themselves. Click the link above to read more.
AHAP members, we just wanted to send out a reminder that our anonymous, annual salary survey is now live. Our most popular survey every year, this anonymously allows the organization to get a big picture look at what the accreditation professional world looks like in terms of salary,...
The recording of our most recent networking call on preventing drift in infection control and other areas has been posted for anyone who missed the call. Click the link above to access the recording on the official AHAP website.
There's been a lot of buzz—and a lot of articles—about hospitals that are using the micro-blogging site Twitter to describe surgeries in real time. There's also been a lot of debate over whether or not this is a good idea. Click on the link above to read more.
Some hospitals believe they can't afford investing in assistive technologies that improve patient safety and protect nurses from injury. Can they afford not to? Click the link above to read more.
One Joint Commission survey finding I’ve noticed cropping up in a couple of instances has to do with the routine inspection, testing, and maintenance of critical components of medical gas and vacuum systems. I thought it might be useful to chat a bit about this, particularly as the standard/...
Hospitals that fail to stamp out verbal abuse among RNs and those that demand 12-hour shifts risk losing valuable employees to other organizations where working conditions are more favorable. Click the link above to read more.
