Behind Closed Doors: The OR manager's holiday gift list. Any of these items would look great in our ORs.

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Virginia dermatologist not guilty In insurance fraud case. Prosecutors alleged a pattern of misdiagnosis and unneeded surgeries for profit.

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Make new hires into vets and keep longtime vets on their toes with this Idea That Works from Newport News, Virginia.

Editor's Page: Up for debate. Ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of rules and regulations?

Keep your stethoscopes from wandering off with this Idea That Works from Washington.

New currents in electrosurgery. Recent innovations are improving safety and convenience.

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Cutting Remarks: The joys of ICD-10 documentation. The new coding system requires equal parts precision and patience.

Help speed OR turnovers between cases with this Idea That Works from Chico, California.

Ideas That Work: Innovative ideas. Cleaning up the mess

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Use this Idea that Works to avoid delays in the perioperative process.

What's the Harm? Our readers challenge home-laundering scrubs and other sacred practices of surgery.

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