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• Cover: April 2019, Backbreaker
• Editor's Page: A Special Way to Honor Your Special Nurses
• Ideas That Work: Needlestick Prevention
• Ideas That Work: Man Cave for Prostrate Health
• Ideas That Work: Sterile Techniques
• Ideas That Work: Instructions For Use
• Ideas That Work: Time-Out Tip
• Ideas That Work: Emergency Management
• Anesthesia Alert: 8 Questions to Ask Patients Before Surgery
• Safety: High Time to Address Marijuana
• FDA Shocked by Spike in Malfunctioning Staplers
• Backbreaker
• Heated Debate
• Keep Patients Safe in Steep Trendelenburg
• Learn to Love Your Accreditation Surveyor
• Fired Up Over Mandatory Smoke Evacuation Laws
• Reduce the Risk of Radiation Exposure
• Your Prescription for Medication Safety
• 5 Keys to Preventing Retained Surgical Items
• Credit Where Credit Is Due
• On the Road with Dirty Scopes
• A Bright Idea for Your ORs
• Thinking of Buying... Single-Use Urology Scopes
• IV Tips & Tricks: Don't Let the Little Pinch Become a Big Ouch
• Staffing: Ready for Your Next Big Career Move?
• Product News: Great Ideas for Your OR
• Behind Closed Doors: The Way We Were