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December 12th, 2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm (EST)
Earn 1.0 CE Credit valid for 2 years through IAHCSMM
Presenter: David Jagrosse, CRCST, CHL
President David Jagrosse Consulting, LLC
David Jagrosse,* CRCST, CHL, will lead the webinar titled “Safety Data Sheets: You have a library but have you read any of your books?” That’s a tongue-in-cheek reminder that all the documents in the world won’t do you any good if you don’t know what’s in them and if the right people can’t find them.
*David Jagrosse is a oneSOURCE consultant with 30 years of experience in CSS and SP Departments as a technician, supervisor and manager. His consulting firm offers educational presentations and AAMI-based audits for CSS and OR groups in the U.S. and around the world.
On-Demand Webinar
President/CEO Seavey Healthcare Consulting, LLC (Salida, Colorado)
This webinar will address evidence-based practices and current accreditation standards related to high-level disinfection (HLD), sterilization, and implants and tissue management.
Objectives:
On-Demand Webinar
To earn CE Credits for this webinar, please contact nadona.org
Presenter: Cindy Fronning, RN-BC, IP-BC, AS-BC
Join Cindy Fronning, the Director of Education with Nadona, as she covers the following for Long-Term Care Facilities:
May 13th, 2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm (MDT) Recording Available
Earn 1.0 CE Credit valid for 2 years
Objectives:
May 6th, 2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm (MDT) Recording Available
Earn .5 CE Credit valid for 2 years
Surgical Instruments represent a major dollar investment for any facility. This webinar will focus on the care, preventative maintenance, and repair of surgical instruments and how following the proper steps can save your facility money compared to ordering a new one.
April 29th, 2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm (MDT) Recording Available
Earn 1.0 CE Credit valid for 2 years
This webinar will focus on discussions around risk analysis and the differences between risk assessment, risk management and risk communication. Also included are the benefits of assembling a team to conduct a Sterile Processing Risk Assessment.
April 22nd, 2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm (MDT) Recording Available
Earn 1.0 CE Credit valid for 2 years
Learn about who is most at risk for having a severe case of COVID-19 and why. In addition, learn about what situations increase staff risk of contamination with the virus in SPD. How long does the virus last on different surfaces? And finally, what you can do to reduce coronavirus spread at work, at home, and at the grocery store.
April 15th, 2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm (MDT) Recording Available
Earn 1.0 CE Credit valid for 2 years
During this slow period, demonstrate value by developing a proactive plan for your team. This can include upgrading skill sets, obtaining certifications, earning CEU credits and smoothing out process snags within your department and between your department and other user groups in the facility.
April 8th, 2020 12:00pm – 1:00pm (MDT) Recording Available
Earn 1.0 CE Credit valid for 2 years
Presenter: Alison Sonstelie, BS, CHL, CIS, CRCST
Sterile Processing Coordinator, Sanford Health (Fargo, North Dakota)
Prepare for future “normal times” by getting your department’s space in order in some very critical ways. And if you’ve been temporarily furloughed, take some steps to make yourself even more valuable when you get back on the job.
We increasingly rely on complex machines for sterilizing, diagnostics, life support and many other functions. But as this reliance grows, so do the risks from device malfunctions.
For some categories of equipment, a failure simply represents an inconvenience – the breakdown is readily apparent and the caregiver obtains a replacement. In other cases, though, such as a faulty endoscope re-processor or an improperly calibrated defibrillator, ventilator or anesthesia machine, the result could be catastrophic. Read more about managing information to maintain biomedical equipment in our latest whitepaper.
Your dental practice is back in business after the COVID-19 shutdown, and no doubt you’ve upgraded your operating procedures to try to keep your patients
There are many types of safety issues for both patients and staff in dental offi ces (to include hospital dental surgical departments, military dental treatment facilities and private dental practices). In this paper, we’ll briefl y discuss how best to manage the information needed to address and minimize these risks.
We increasingly rely on complex machines for sterilizing, diagnostics, life support and many other functions. But as this reliance grows, so do the risks from device malfunctions.
For some categories of equipment, a failure simply represents an inconvenience – the breakdown is readily apparent and the caregiver obtains a replacement. In other cases, though, such as a faulty endoscope re-processor or an improperly calibrated defibrillator, ventilator or anesthesia machine, the result could be catastrophic. Read more about managing information to maintain biomedical equipment in our latest whitepaper.
Your dental practice is back in business after the COVID-19 shutdown, and no doubt you’ve upgraded your operating procedures to try to keep your patients
There are many types of safety issues for both patients and staff in dental offi ces (to include hospital dental surgical departments, military dental treatment facilities and private dental practices). In this paper, we’ll briefl y discuss how best to manage the information needed to address and minimize these risks.
• To share ways to help staff get past the fear of our PANDEMIC.
• To understand that you (individual) are the most important person that needs care as a frontline worker.
• To obtain ways to relax settle your mind and “BREATHE” during this pandemic.
• To share ways to help staff get past the fear of our PANDEMIC.
• To understand that you (individual) are the most important person that needs care as a frontline worker.
• To obtain ways to relax settle your mind and “BREATHE” during this pandemic.
Surgical Instruments represent a major dollar investment for any facility. This webinar will focus on the care, preventative maintenance, and repair of surgical instruments and how following the proper steps can save your facility money compared to ordering a new one.
Watch this short video to learn more about oneSOURCE Document Management Site.
The Biomed Database from oneSOURCE gives health care facility technicians 24/7 access to service and maintenance manuals for thousands of models of biomedical equipment from more than 900 manufacturers. Here’s a brief description of the database’s features and a quick look at its user-friendly functionality.
The Biomed Database from oneSOURCE gives health care facility technicians 24/7 access to service and maintenance manuals for thousands of models of biomedical equipment from more than 900 manufacturers. Here’s a brief description of the database’s features and a quick look at its user-friendly functionality.
Watch this short video to learn more about oneSOURCE Document Management Site.
Through our library services, we support healthcare professionals engaged in sterile processing, implantable materials management, and biomedical equipment maintenance. Additionally, the organizations below offer invaluable training and continuing education (CE) opportunities for these technicians:
Access to resources and FREE CE-credit webinars and live events. Visit 3M Healthcare Academy
Purchase any of 17 comprehensive videos on topics such as “Reprocessing Robotic Instruments” and “Reprocessing Flexible Endoscopes.” Visit Envision Incorporated
The Key Surgical education program is a set of virtual learning labs that focus on important topics in the industry of sterile processing. Each lab
Association for Advancement of Medical Instrumentation – AAMI is the primary source of consensus standards for the medical device industry, as well as practical information,
International Association of Healthcare Central Service Materiel Management – IAHCSMM represents Central Service/Sterile Processing professionals with educational opportunities and dedicated support services. Click here for
Access to resources and FREE CE-credit webinars and live events. Visit 3M Healthcare Academy
Purchase any of 17 comprehensive videos on topics such as “Reprocessing Robotic Instruments” and “Reprocessing Flexible Endoscopes.” Visit Envision Incorporated
The Key Surgical education program is a set of virtual learning labs that focus on important topics in the industry of sterile processing. Each lab
Association for Advancement of Medical Instrumentation – AAMI is the primary source of consensus standards for the medical device industry, as well as practical information,
International Association of Healthcare Central Service Materiel Management – IAHCSMM represents Central Service/Sterile Processing professionals with educational opportunities and dedicated support services. Click here for
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