New Course Grid Search All Courses58 AlphabeticalNewly Created All CategoriesSterilization All InstructorsAlison SonstelieAmanda PrussingAnna Castillo-GutierrezArthur HendersonBrenda SilvaBrian KirkChasity SeymourCody McElroyCraig WallaceDelores O’ConnellHeide AmesMalene McLainManon LaflammeNancy KaiserNicholas PhillipsNikki KluckNita MazuratPamela CarterPaulo LarangeiraRafael Queiroz SouzaRobert WilliamsRobin PughSarah B. CruzScott TomkoSharon Greene-GoldenSusan FlynnSusan KlacikTamara BehmTammy GentryWalt Deaconnphillipstarendt Enroll Now 1 Lesson Keys to success with vaporized hydrogen peroxide sterilization Low temperature sterilization processes such as ethylene oxide and vaporized hydrogen peroxide play a critical role in sterile processing departments across the United States. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Making the Right Choice for Sterile Processing Consumable Stock Outages In order to address the potential gaps of surface disinfection, newer technologies such as ultraviolet light in the C spectrum (UV-C) have become available in multiple settings. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Managing the reprocessing challenges of robotic instruments Today, robots with specially designed instruments can assist in a variety of laparoscopic procedures. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Manual cleaning – The critical human element Manual cleaning in a hospital sterile processing department (SPD) is a specific, complex, and labor-intensive process that cannot be taken lightly. Although technology and automation are integral to the instrument processing workflow, the manual precleaning process can’t be automated – it requires a careful human touch. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Mechanical Cleaning Safety: A Tale of Two Sides Most medical devices that go through sterile processing departments spend time in mechanical cleaning. Dirty medical devices enter, and clean ones leave. Many assume all the safety hazards are found on the dirty side of operation, but mechanical cleaning safety is truly a tale of two sides. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Meeting the Challenges of Endoscope Reprocessing and Documentation Scope processing professionals are under constant pressure to produce endoscopes processed according to each device’s instructions for use and conforming to all industry standards and hospital guidelines requiring documentation on conforming outcomes, quality standards, and performance measurement. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Moisture Absorption Devices….No This Is Not a Wet Pack Article Drying steam-sterilized items is more complex than it first appears. This requires reconciliation of several IFUs, including that of the devices, wraps, pouches, container systems, sterilization accessories, and the sterilizer. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Positive Biological Indicators Positive biological indicators (BI) set in motion the recall of all medical devices processed since the last negative BI, an analysis of what caused the failure, correction of those causes, and retesting of the sterilizer before it is put back into routine use. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Keys to success with vaporized hydrogen peroxide sterilization Low temperature sterilization processes such as ethylene oxide and vaporized hydrogen peroxide play a critical role in sterile processing departments across the United States. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Making the Right Choice for Sterile Processing Consumable Stock Outages In order to address the potential gaps of surface disinfection, newer technologies such as ultraviolet light in the C spectrum (UV-C) have become available in multiple settings. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Managing the reprocessing challenges of robotic instruments Today, robots with specially designed instruments can assist in a variety of laparoscopic procedures. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Manual cleaning – The critical human element Manual cleaning in a hospital sterile processing department (SPD) is a specific, complex, and labor-intensive process that cannot be taken lightly. Although technology and automation are integral to the instrument processing workflow, the manual precleaning process can’t be automated – it requires a careful human touch. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Mechanical Cleaning Safety: A Tale of Two Sides Most medical devices that go through sterile processing departments spend time in mechanical cleaning. Dirty medical devices enter, and clean ones leave. Many assume all the safety hazards are found on the dirty side of operation, but mechanical cleaning safety is truly a tale of two sides. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Meeting the Challenges of Endoscope Reprocessing and Documentation Scope processing professionals are under constant pressure to produce endoscopes processed according to each device’s instructions for use and conforming to all industry standards and hospital guidelines requiring documentation on conforming outcomes, quality standards, and performance measurement. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Moisture Absorption Devices….No This Is Not a Wet Pack Article Drying steam-sterilized items is more complex than it first appears. This requires reconciliation of several IFUs, including that of the devices, wraps, pouches, container systems, sterilization accessories, and the sterilizer. Enroll Now 1 Lesson Positive Biological Indicators Positive biological indicators (BI) set in motion the recall of all medical devices processed since the last negative BI, an analysis of what caused the failure, correction of those causes, and retesting of the sterilizer before it is put back into routine use. « Previous Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 … Page 8 Next »
