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Supporting Patient Safety and Compliance at a Massachusetts Ambulatory Surgery Center
A new ambulatory surgery center in Massachusetts required an emergency battery backup system to protect critical equipment during outages.
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Tropical Storm Bertha Is a Reminder That Pharmacy Outage Preparedness Starts Before the Forecast
The best time to prepare is before a power outage occurs. Use this checklist to review your facility’s readiness before the hottest days of summer.
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How Canadian Wildfires Impact Healthcare Power Reliability
The best time to prepare is before a power outage occurs. Use this checklist to review your facility’s readiness before the hottest days of summer.
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Battery Backup for Blood Banks: Supporting AABB and FDA Temperature Standards
The best time to prepare is before a power outage occurs. Use this checklist to review your facility’s readiness before the hottest days of summer.
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Summer Power Outage Checklist for Pharmacies and Healthcare Clinics
The best time to prepare is before a power outage occurs. Use this checklist to review your facility’s readiness before the hottest days of summer.
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Do You Need A CO2 Backup Power System?
Health care facilities use ultra-low temperature freezers to store large quantities of high-value samples such as genomic material, cell lysates, tissue homogenates, or vaccines that need to be maintained at temperatures of -80oC or lower. These freezers can protect the integrity of samples for months, or even years—provided they maintain regular, stable temperatures.
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What You Need To Know About Reconstituting Vaccines Safely
Knowing how to reconstitute vaccines safely is essential for effective vaccination, as correct vaccine reconstitution is critical to safe injection practices. However, proper reconstitution is one factor that contributes to safe and effective vaccination. Therefore, to achieve effective immunization, i.e., one where the vaccine does its job, you must also consider other factors.
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Running High-Power Equipment on Limited Electrical Service
Most facilities assume that if they don’t have enough incoming power, they simply can’t run large equipment. That assumption is usually what drives expensive utility upgrades, long delays, and sometimes abandoned projects.
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