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Invest In Yourself #113
In today’s episode, is going to discuss the importance of investing in yourself as a to not only grow your career but get paid the big bucks! If you want to grow in a fulfilling career as a and avoid burnout, this is the episode for YOU!
How to Track Marketing Campaigns #112
In today’s episode, we are talking all about tracking our marketing campaigns: how to track your , what are the best tools, and how do you get a leg up on your competition? How are we tracking SEO success? What tools are most important. Enjoy!
Dangers on the Orient(ation) Express: Getting On-boarding Right with Competency Based Programs-William Bryant
If you’ve ever been a new hire in the sterile processing department, this week’s Beyond Clean podcast interview may bring back some, we’ll just say interesting, memories. We’re talking about the onboarding process and setting sterile...
F065 The power of patients 1/4: What do you do, when the system gives up on you? (Roi Shternin)
Roi Shternin had medical ambitions while he was still a student. Before he turned 20 however, his physical health started deteriorating to the point where he couldn’t get up from his bed. He visited 33 doctors. “The 33rd doctor told my parents that I wil...
Top Local SEO Strategies #111
In today’s episode, we are going to be talking all about top to improve your search rankings. How can you improve Google My Business rankings? What backlinks matter the most? How do you track program progress? ?
What is a Physician Liaison? #110
In today's episode, Kelley answers the main questions she gets asked about most when it comes to her profession as a What do they do? How can they benefit a practice or hospital and help scale medical practices?
#33 - Anatomy of a Startup - Q&A with the Founder and CEO of Augmedics (29 mins)
Augmedics just brought real life "x-ray vision" to US spine surgeons in real time. I our discussion, CEO Nissan shares the story of how Augmedics started in 2014 and how they are leading augmented reality in spine surgery today, and where t…
Every Second Matters: Frontline Insights and Perspectives from a 2nd Shift SPD Leader-Sarah B. Cruz
Two words: Shift wars. Each shift in a hospital department is riddled with interpersonal dynamics but the interplay between shifts is a topic we are finally shining a well-deserved light on. It's something that is a reality for many healthcare...
Maria Roussakis - My Kind of Science
On this episode of the People of Pathology Podcast I speak with Maria Roussakis, a Medical Laboratory Technologist. What we discuss with Maria Roussakis:Her path to becoming a Medical Laboratory Technologist.Her website My Kind of Science, which chro...
F064 Fighting loneliness in older people with robots (Richard Marshall)
Social isolation and loneliness are linked to several health problems such as high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, a weakened immune system, anxiety, depression, cognitive decline, Alzheimer’s disease, and even death. Can these problems be allevi...
On Board for Improvement: Building Teams and Trust for a New Sterile Processing Leader - Aimee Kellogg
You wake up this morning, grab your cup of coffee and head into work. You get there to greet a new department- one that you have very little familiarity with- the Sterile Processing Department. You have a couple of days to observe the state of affairs...
F063 How to build a community in healthcare? (Aline Noizet)
Building communities is time-consuming and demands special soft skills. Aline Noizet is a digital health connector with rich experiences of building and getting to know communities in digital health. She started her digital health journey working for the...
Air Traffic Control: The Complex World of Temperature, Humidity and Airflow in Surgical Services - David Schurk
As healthcare professionals, we go to great lengths to make sure that our Operating Rooms are safe and that the sterility of medical devices is maintained to prevent harm to patients. What if, after all that effort, the culprit for spreading illness...
F062 GDPR, MDR, and what you can do about you medical data (Jovan Stevovic)
In May 2020, Medical Device Regulation goes into effect. Digital health companies providing software intended for medical use will need to comply with new requirements. According to Jovan Stevović, CEO and Co-Founder of Chino.io, companies are much bette...
What Happened in Vegas: A Story About the Heart of Sterile Processing in the Midst of Tragedy-Dwayne Taylor
On October 1, 2017 a gunman opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers on Route 91 in Las Vegas, Nevada. 10 minutes later the deadliest mass shooting in US history had transpired within the blink of an eye. Little did this week's podcast guest know that...
Studying the Athlete with Dr. John Cory #109
Today special guest Dr. John Cory, Foot & ankle specialist and owner of the Arizona Institute of Motion, joins to discuss physicians and marketing, what you need to be successful in your medical practice in the new digital era and how to connect...
Thinking Inside the Box: New FDA Claims on Multiple Tray Sterilization Technology
It stands a little over five feet tall, increases sterilization efficiencies and saves time and money. Yes, it could be your new best friend- it’s the SteriCUBE and on this week’s release of the Beyond Clean Vendor Spotlight series, we talk to...
F061 Why do so many data breaches and cyber attacks happen in healthcare? (Chris Bowen)
According to Clearwater cyberIntelligence Institute, one of the key issues in data breaches are user authentication deficiencies. These include password strength requirements, single sign-on controls, and locking accounts after too many failed login atte...
A Winning Plan: Making Process Improvement Possible - Marjorie Wall
When a problem strikes in Sterile Processing or the Operating Room that puts a patient at risk, the knee jerk reaction is to what? To fire the person responsible. In this first episode of Season 7 we talk with a mathematics major on a full...
ISO Certification for SPD Departments & AAMI/ASTM Updates: Ralph Basile
Regulators want it, healthcare facilities want it, medical device manufacturers want it...what if surgical instrument validation was actually geared toward a specific standard protocol? This re-released Season 1 episode features one of the biggest...
Third Party Instrument Repair: AMDSO & "The Right to Repair" Debate
Surgical instrument repair questions are such an important part of everything that we do as sterile processing professionals. David Anbari joins us to talk about preventative maintenance, accessibility and the mobile aspect of third party repair...
F60 2020: Redefined experience, further progress of DTx and new expectation about investments, quantum computing
Nine opinion leaders in digital health - John Nosta, Rafael Grossmann, Aline Noizet, Brian de Francesca, Irma Rastagayeva, Eugene Borukhovich, Maneesh Juneja and Nana bit Avragim and Levi Shapiro - answered a seemingly simple and open-ended question: Wha...
Smart Data: The Key to Effective Change Management in the Operating Room
Picture this: your hospital has access to a magic button that would reduce SPD volume by up to 100 trays per week and reduce tray sizes by over 35%. Sound too good to be true? On this release of the Beyond Clean Vendor Spotlight series, we talk...
OR/SPD Collaboration and the 2018 OR Today Live Conference
Surgical Services is a production-based system that relies heavily on the work done in Sterile Processing. This re-released Season 1 episode features David Taylor, President of the Resolute Advisory Group, LLC. David’s particular area of...