An echo test, or echocardiogram, is a common ultrasound test that evaluates a patient’s heart. When you schedule this test, it’s your job to ensure that your patients are as safe and comfortable as possible before, during, and after the procedure. This means answering any questions they might have, giving them any preparatory instructions, and guiding them through the entire…
If you manage a medical facility, you owe a lot to your staff. Every member of every team plays a vital role in keeping your building running and your patients healthy. It’s your job to make sure you take care of your staff the same way they take care of everyone who comes through your doors. To give your employees…
How can we be more environmentally responsible? It’s a question businesses and homeowners alike are considering more and more. Fortunately, there are several ways to make your building and practice more eco-friendly. Many of these ideas can also save you and your facility money as you cut energy costs, replace equipment less often, and practice other sustainable habits. To help…
The medical field is home to ever-changing equipment and technology. When you provide your staff with the best possible resources, they can achieve the best possible results. Just as everyone in an operating room has a distinct role to help get the job done, so does every piece of equipment. Here’s some of the essential equipment in the operating room…
The well-being of your patients relies on the well-being of your staff. However, the physical, mental, and emotional demands of a job in the healthcare industry can take their toll on employees. It’s crucial for hospitals to take care of their workers by providing them with the training, resources, and overall environment they need to stay safe and productive on…
Medical facilities have a responsibility to their patients; it is their job to provide a safe and accessible place for the community to find treatment and care. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) doubles down on this responsibility, requiring facilities to meet certain accommodation standards for disabled patients. While these standards should exist in every part of the building, they’re…
Fluoroscopy exams aren’t as well known as some of their imaging test counterparts. When a patient hears they need an MRI, X-ray, or CT scan, they know what to expect, but that might not be the case when they hear they need a fluoroscopy. However, a fluoroscopy is an extremely useful procedure. That’s why it’s important for both you and…
As the launching point for every new generation of medical professionals, teaching hospitals are a crucial part of the healthcare industry. These facilities strive to create a culture of education, innovation, and growth, making them an ideal place to work no matter where you are in your career path. Here are some of the benefits of working in a teaching…
Operating rooms are some of the most important areas of a hospital. The surgeries that occur there create a massive amount of revenue for the facility. However, they can also be a costly department. From the long hours of work from dozens of staff members to the steep costs of equipment, procedures, and care, an inefficient OR can do some…