> It's unsettling to learn that a life-saving surgery can compromised by a tech who didn't spend a few extra minutes cleaning the tools properly.
Why are the devices so difficult to clean? Why are processes in sterile processing units so chaotic? Why aren't decontamination errors being picked up by quality control?
It's never the fault of the guy on $8.50 an hour. The buck stops with management; the buck always stops with management.
Why are the devices so difficult to clean? Why are processes in sterile processing units so chaotic? Why aren't decontamination errors being picked up by quality control?
It's never the fault of the guy on $8.50 an hour. The buck stops with management; the buck always stops with management.