Vaccine StorageAugust 23, 2016
Can Flu Vaccine be Left Unrefrigerated?
How long a vaccine is allowed to be outside the refrigerator varies on the room temperature, surface area and volume of the liquid inside the bottle, and the
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Backup GeneratorsAugust 6, 2016
NFPA TYPE 1 ESSENTIAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DESIGN STANDARDS
All Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASC) are required to have an emergency backup power system of some sort. The level of risk of the procedures accepted and equipment of the Ambulatory Surgery Center can change the operating room design standards as to whether an NFPA Type 1 Essential Electrical System is required.
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Healthcare DesignAugust 5, 2016
TYPE 1 AND 3 EES POWER SOURCE CLASSIFICATIONS FOR AN ASC
NFPA 99 refers to NFPA 111 and 110 to define the classifications of alternative power sources and generators.
Type 1 and 2 essential electrical systems consist of a Type 10, Class X, Level 1 System per NFPA 110 The system for a Type 3 essential electrical system is classified as a Type 10, Class X, Level 2. The following is what these Levels, classes and types are:
Healthcare ComplianceJuly 21, 0202
Ensuring Continuity of Rheumatology Medication During Power Outages
Power outages can threaten the safety and effectiveness of temperature-sensitive rheumatology medications. Learn how backup power solutions help maintain proper storage conditions and uninterrupted patient care.
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