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Understanding how formulations work can help in proper selection and reinforce the need to follow the product’s instructions for use.

It is safe to say that Sterile Processing departments around the world have quickly evolved to one of the most complex departments in our healthcare arena.

If you were to read about one John Herbertston Bowie or one James Dick, most of us would never connect their names to steam sterilization.

The right cleaning chemistry is critical for successful endoscope cleaning. However, not all chemistries are equal.

Biological indicators (BIs) are an important part of a quality control system for hospital sterilization processes.

Improvement strategies explore how technology may help address the needs for increased productivity and how to effectively quantify the improvements.

Starting a new job is stressful. Learning thousands of instruments and thoroughly cleaning and preparing each for patient use can be overwhelming. Before jumping in to learn all the details, the Clinical Education veterans at STERIS have some pointers for the Sterile Processing Technicians just starting out.

Washer-disinfectors play a pivotal role in ensuring the safe and effective reprocessing of medical devices, but even well-maintained washer-disinfectors can occasionally produce unsatisfactory results.