Mac’s Safety Space: A most mortal portal: Yes, Virginia, you need to have an inventory of your devices
Hospital Safety Insider, March 17, 2016
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And so, the flying fickle finger of compliance finally points portally (via The Joint Commission's Physical Environment Portal) in the direction of that most troublesome of standards, EC.02.03.05, and we return once again to the fireside of our intrepid duo, Messrs. George Mills of The Joint Commission and Dale Woodin of ASHE. There are two videos, one for the facilities audience and one for leadership (does anyone else find it fascinating that the duo dons neckwear for the leadership video?).
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