According to HIPAA, ePHI is, “any protected health information that is created, stored, transmitted, or received in any electronic format or media.” Any medical device which retains this information can prove to be a weakness in your facility’s defense of patient ePHI...
Do we have any reason to believe our water is always safe for consumption? More importantly, do we know that our municipal water is safe for rinsing semi-critical devices, like TEE probes and endoscopes, so as to retain high-level disinfection status?
Our CS Medical team receives a lot questions regarding Annual Device Verification, so we’ve put together a list of some of the most common concerns and their responses:
There are at least three solid reasons for making the change to automation and propelling your healthcare facility into the future.
Are you prepared to provide records of every single cleaning and disinfection event for your TEE probes?
A feature that can give users and healthcare facilities more confidence that they are providing patients with the highest level of care and security.
This year, APIC’s 46th annual conference was held in Philadelphia, PA, from June 12-14.
When reprocessing transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE) ultrasound probes, sometimes the numerous steps can feel overwhelming
