February 15, 2017
Joint Commission checking for compliance with FDA powdered gloves ban
Editor's Note
The Joint Commission announced February 15 that it will now evaluate all accredited organizations for compliance with the January 18 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ban on powdered gloves.
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