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Traveler tightrope: OR leaders balance best practices, reduction strategies
As early as last year, travelling OR nurses accounted for half of the staff managed by Kristy Hemingway, MS, BSN, RN, NE-BC, administrative director of nursing for surgical services at Orlando Regional Medical
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Hospital financial report predicts stability, high cybersecurity costs for 2025
Hospitals’ financial outlook is stable, although growth is slowing and certain costs are projected to increase, particularly for cybersecurity, according to two recent Becker’s reports on data from Moody’s Investor Services. The first, published November…
IV fluid shortage drives innovation in hospital hydration practices
A nationwide shortage of intravenous (IV) fluids is forcing hospitals to adopt conservation strategies that could reshape hydration practices long-term, KFF Health News reported November 19. The shortage was driven by Hurricane Helene’s damage to…
FDA Class 1 recalls target anesthesia workstations, ambulatory infusion pumps, ventilators
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has designated Class 1 recalls—the most severe category indicating risk of serious injury or death—involving three systems: Atlan anesthesia workstations from Draeger, CADD-Solis ambulatory infusion pumps from Smiths…
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- Honoring the OR Manager Award winners on Perioperative Nurses Week
- OR Manager Conference session: Converting HOPDs to ASCs—What do hospitals need to know?
- Save the date for OR Manager Conference 2025
- Session: Managing difficult conversations—How to respond effectively to your team
- Closing Keynote: The fire within—The art of bold self leadership
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- TPG announces investment in Compass Surgical Partners to fuel growth in ASC joint ventures
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