CMS clarifies flash sterilization requirements
Infection Control Weekly Monitor, October 21, 2009
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Last week CMS clarified its position on flash sterilization in ambulatory surgery centers, indicating that routine flash sterilization is acceptable as long as the load is wrapped and the facility follows manufacturer’s instructions for each device.
This week on OSHA Healthcare Advisor, Peg Luebbert discusses the clarification and some of the questions IC surveyors will be asking.
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