An in-depth look at the processes that stand as the essential base for the sterile processing industry.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine |
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This podcast is terrific for water consultants dealing with ST108 and needing to better understand the in’s and out’s of sterile processing.
Content is good.And signing up for free as an HSPA member is a bonus. But this guy’s voice just puts me to sleep😴
Thank you so much for creating a podcast. This will really help all SPD tech to do better with their job to continue to do good practice. Thank you!
Process This is a gem! No matter the episode, you’re guaranteed to walk away with a handful of golden nuggets - can’t recommend this show enough 🙌
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This podcast provides a comprehensive exploration of key processes essential to the sterile processing industry, featuring discussions with experts and professionals in the field. Topics range from the importance of understanding Instructions for Use (IFUs) to the complexities of quality management systems and the significance of safety protocols. Listeners can expect insights on practical challenges faced by sterile processing departments and emerging trends in healthcare, such as the impact of 3D printing and ongoing education for staff. The focus on both technical knowledge and personal experiences creates a valuable resource for professionals seeking to enhance their practices in sterile environments.
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