Infection Control

Stay on top of routine testing, maintenance, inspections, fire drills, and other life safety and environment of care requirements during the COVID...Read More »

By Christopher Cheney

Safety, managing surgery backlogs, and ...Read More »

A new study has achieved a reduction in Clostridium difficile (C. diff), a bacterial infection of the gastrointestinal system that...Read More »

In previous issues, Inside Accreditation and Quality has offered you the chance to ask questions on the ...Read More »

The Trump administration is urging healthcare facilities to resume elective surgeries, diagnostic tests, and other non-emergency care and is ...Read More »

The drug is cheap and widely available, meaning it can be rolled out quickly to poorer communities hit by the disease. The results show that one...Read More »

Here is a summary of the most often requested information on ligature risk, 1:1 observation, and the use of telehealth and of masks for patients...Read More »

This spring, NYC H+H, with its 11 acute-care hospitals and three field hospitals established to handle patients infected with COVID-19, was at the...Read More »

Chinese-made N95 masks and respirators with exhalation tubes among banned types.Read More »