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Today, autoclaves are used to sanitize surgical tools, instruments, pharmaceuticals, and other materials. It can sterilize solids, liquids, hollows, and varied shaped and sized devices...

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Panacea is a financial services company created for doctors, by doctors on the premise that traditional banks simply do not understand the financial needs of medical and dental professionals...

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You must stay on top of modern technology and equipment to keep your dental practice running smoothly as a dental practice. UptimeHealth is proud to offer economical and comprehensive compliance software that will result in operational efficiencies...

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The Apex process is a multi-step analysis that includes assistance to improve your dental practice from front desk protocols and staff training, to fee schedules (UCR), carrier selection, fee negotiation, credentialing and contract management to achieve maximum financial gain...

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In every clinical facility setting, burnout is often the boogeyman in the room. Healthcare staff typically have extremely busy workdays, even without the inconvenience of a global pandemic. As a result, workloads and tasks must be managed carefully if healthcare staff will lead productive, satisfied workplace lives.

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For the past quarter-century, medicine has changed tremendously from the cut-and-poke, trial-and-error practice that characterized the times before. Today, doctors are better informed about the human body and the tools they use to save it. Modern medical equipment allows them to open an airway and clamp a vein as deftly as possible, and even to help patients hang on to life where their bodies say otherwise

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With the rapidly rising number of urgent cares in the US, accreditation is fast becoming a way for centers to showcase their safety and quality. Patients are more likely to trust providers that are certified by recognized bodies, and payers often recommend accreditation as an important prerequisite for credentialing.

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Misplaced and wasted healthcare equipment account for an annual cost of $765 billion to healthcare providers. In the United States, there have been several cases reported where functional medical equipment was either disposed to waste facilities or gotten lost due to poor management practices. According to a report by Santa Clara Medical Center, 383 medical items and equipment went missing between 2010 and 2014, which included incubators, heart monitors, and mammography machines. The investigation of the incident revealed that the inefficient inventory performance and monitoring system is the reason behind the medical equipment been missing. In general, these issues are not unique and there is tremendous room for improvement for all healthcare facilities.

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