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• Cover: Is Your Turnover Team Fast Enough? August 2014 Outpatient Surgery Magazine
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• Table of Contents: Features
• Table of Contents: Departments
• The Surgeons' Lounge: Fibroid Surgery
• The Surgeons' Lounge: Active Shooter Situation
• The Surgeons' Lounge: Why Bother?
• Ideas That Work: Information Central
• Ideas That Work: Embroidered Attire
• Ideas That Work: Pole Position
• Ideas That Work: Preventing DVT, Morning Huddle
• Ideas That Work: Schedule Board
• Ideas That Work: No Slip, Good Grip
• Ideas That Work: Label Maker
• Ideas That Work: Leads and Cuffs
• Ideas That Work: Colonoscopy Prep
• Staffing: The Case for Surgical First Assistants
• Coding & Billing: Mixed Reviews for 2015 ASC Payment Rule
• Infection Prevention: Are There Benefits to Pre-Op Bathing?
• Is Your Turnover Team Fast Enough?
• Surveyor Says … 11 Dings That Might Surprise you
• Premium Cataract Surgery Finds Its Place
• 7 Cool New Products For Your GI Docs
• Is There a Hole in Your Warming Strategy?
• The Bottom-Line Benefits of Using EMRs
• Time for a CLean Break from Your Old Washers?
• 7 Keys to Safer Endoscope Reprocessing
• Product News
• Business Advisor: The Secret to Winning the Battle for Surgeons
• Anesthesia Alert: For Safe Drug Storage, Automation's the Answer
• Cutting Remarks: Going Under the Strife at Our New ASC
• Behind Closed Doors: Weathering the Surgical Forecast