Examining The Joint Commission's position on sterilization
Infection Control Weekly Monitor, July 29, 2009
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A recent Joint Commission position statement on sterilization procedures has created a buzz in some infection control circles, particularly around the topic of flash sterilization. At the same time, it has left some sterilization experts seeking clarification.
This week on OSHA Healthcare Advisor, Peg Luebbert tries to clear up some of the confusion surrounding sterilization procedures and offers some compliance strategies, as well as a free downloadable sterilization log.
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