FDA plans to improve design and instructions for reusable medical devices
Infection Control Weekly Monitor, May 11, 2011
The FDA has announced steps to decrease risk of bacterial exposure from reusable medical devices such as surgical forceps, endoscopes, and stethoscopes.
See the steps at OSHA Healthcare Advisor.
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