The same words you might hear a designer use to describe a modern loft apartment also apply to the integrated operating room.
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AAHC UPDATE: Relating Your QI Program to Infection Prevention
In last month’s OR Today, you learned about QI resources from Dr. Naomi Kuznets, the Director of AAAHC’s Institute for Quality Improvement. Now I’d like to help you tie your quality improvement program directly to your infection prevention efforts and share a few...
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Spotlight On: Cathy Reece
Stripes to Scrubs By Lanier Norville As a teenager, Cathy Reece worked as a candy striper at her local nursing home in Paulding County, Ga. She volunteered a few days a week and brought residents meals, ice, and other things they needed. She enjoyed helping the...
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Health: Researchers Explore the Role of Diet, Exercise in Reducing Cancer Risk
By Karen Collins, M.S., R.D., C.D.N. Beyond avoiding tobacco, how much can you reduce cancer risk? Researchers now calculate that nutritious dietary choices, maintaining a healthy weight and regular physical activity can prevent about a third of the most common...
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Recipes: Egg-White Veggie Frittata
Frittatas are Italian omelets that can be served any time of day, hot, room temperature or cold. An egg-white base is an ideal medium for incorporating a variety of ingredients – vegetables, cheese, or meat – that you may already have in your fridge. This recipe...
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Eating Well: Foods That are Good for Your Smile
The last time I visited the dentist, we were having one of those awkward, mouth-full-of-toothpaste conversations. She was asking me about my work (I’m the associate nutrition editor of EatingWell Magazine and a registered dietitian, and I write a lot about food and...
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