Yes, You Can Perform Opioid-Sparing Surgery; How to go easy on the prescription painkillers - yet still control your patients' pain.
Comprehensive Pressure Injury Prevention;Use this risk assessment tool to protect patients' skin from pre-op to PACU.
Left-Behind Needle Proves Fatal; Lessons learned from the tragedy a final count might have prevented.
Advances in Medication Management; Technology can increase drug security and safety.
3 Sharp Ideas to Improve Sharps Safety; Here's how we responded to a worrisome uptick in needlesticks and cuts.
Is it Time for a Checklist Double-Check? 3 tips to get the most out of surgery's essential safety tool.
How Much Do You Know About Patient Warming? A recent survey suggests some nurses are still stumped on the basics of preventing perioperative hypothermia.
Celebrating 10 Years Of the Surgical Safety Checklist; Q&A with Thomas Weiser, MD, checklist co-creator and champion of safer patient care.
On Point: Have You Established a Culture of Safety? Talk is cheap when it comes to protecting patients and staff from harm.
What's in Your MH Cart? Answer these 10 questions to find out if you're ready to respond to a malignant hyperthermia crisis.
Patient Safety: Priority One Protecting Patients; Houston Physicians' Hospital is committed to optimizing patient safety.
10 Tips for Safer Electrosurgery; Use these guidelines to keep both patients and staff safe.
Safety: Can You Spot the Drug Safety Hazard?
Are You Doing Enough to Prevent Pressure Injuries; Proper patient positioning will protect patients' skin from avoidable harm.
The Soul of a Surgical Safety Checklist; What started as steps on a static piece of paper is now a digital tool that enhances patient safety.
Safety; 5 Ways You Can Prevent Drug Diversion
Prevent Pressure Ulcers; 7 practical pearls to protect your patients' skin.
6 Hot Trends in Medication Safety; Add these technologies to protect your patients and staff from drug-related harm.
The Ink Must Go Where the Knife Will Cut; There'll be less wrong-site surgery if your surgeons cut through their initials.
Almost Left Behind; Lessons learned from a final count that came up 2 sponges short.