For a private practice, choosing an EHR, a clearinghouse, or a practice management system is no small feat. A wrong choice can mean lost time, lost reputation, frustrated staff, shrinking […]
Office Ally: Reviews, FAQs, Tutorials and Resources Read More
The popularity of energy drinks seems to be increasing on an exponential level. If you are in doubt, you only need to visit your local grocery store or even the
Patient Alert: The Dangers of Energy Drinks and Alcohol Combinations Read More
Medical and dental offices are required to have extensive training regarding guidelines and requirements for HIPAA, OSHA and dealing with blood borne pathogens. These compliance rules and training processes are
HIPAA and OSHA Compliance Training Read More
Identity theft has increased at almost exponential rates, to the point where around one in three individuals have fallen prey to it. However, the topic doesn’t just affect the average
Importance of Secure Document Shredding in the Medical Industry Read More
Pharmacies around the country have been participating in the pharmaceutical take-back collection of prescription and over-the-counter drug programs. The dates and locations are preset and can be located in a
Medication Return Programs and Waste Disposal Concerns Read More
Exposure Control Plan Definition, FAQs, & Example Form What is an OSHA Exposure Control Plan? An Exposure Control Plan, otherwise known as a bloodborne pathogens exposure control plan, or OSHA
What is an Exposure Control Plan? Read More
First let’s talk about medical waste, medical waste is the byproduct of medical, surgical and treatment procedures performed at healthcare facilities. This waste requires proper handling and management. Biohazardous waste
What is Medical Waste Management? Read More
Anything that is soaked in blood (gloves, gauze, gowns etc.) Human or animal tissues created during procedures Cultures of infectious diseases/agents Any waste produced in patient’s rooms with communicable diseases
What Are Some Examples of Biohazard Waste? Read More
Medical waste is disposed of by first making it safe through a sterilization process. Waste that cannot be recycled, like gauze or needles, still needs to be made sanitary and
How is medical waste disposed of? Read More
