Inspection reports cite dangling masks, exposed hair and other serious problems seen during the past year by inspectors trying to stop the spread of dangerous bacteria and viruses.
Chicago Sun-Times
Surgery centers face challenges that are different than hospitals. Turnaround times between surgeries are shorter, for example. But the centers are expected to uphold the same infection-control standards as in hospitals, said Jan Davidson, a registered nurse and infection-control expert at the Denver-based Association of periOperative Registered Nurses, a group that writes recommendations for infection control.
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