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our team's work https://lnkd.in/dqiJcNRn *🔍 Gossypiboma: A Preventable Surgical Complication 💉🩺* Did you know that *Gossypiboma* —a retained surgical sponge—is a rare but serious issue in healthcare? 🚨 This preventable complication can have significant consequences for patient safety and recovery. *In the latest blog, we delve into:* ✨ What is Gossypiboma? 🔬 The clinical impact and diagnosis challenges. 💡 Cutting-edge strategies for prevention, including procedural innovations. Our mission is to raise awareness and share actionable insights to help eliminate such complications from modern healthcare. Together, we can create safer surgical practices and better outcomes for patients. 🌐 *Read the full blog here:* https://lnkd.in/d_EhZTK6 *Let us know your thoughts and share your experiences! 💬* Adham Hamdy Youmna Alaa Mohamed Waleed

Earlier today, I had the fantastic opportunity to present at Safer Care Victoria’s Learning Lab session alongside Alexandra Kemble (middle of photo) ,Acting Short Stay/DOSA NUM, and Jesusette Mabutin (right in photo) , Surgical Discharge Coordinator. We shared our journey implementing Criteria Led Discharge (CLD) at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre aiming to transform patient discharge processes. We are still in the early stages of our implementation, continually learning and adapting to ensure the best outcomes for our patients and staff. We are hoping that CLD will: • Improve patient experience by providing information on the milestones they need to achieve before discharge, which can help reduce anxiety and increase satisfaction with their care. • Improve staff experience through streamlined workflows, reduced conflicts, and increased job satisfaction. • Contribute to wider Healthcare System benefits from increased bed availability, cost efficiencies, improved patient flow, and reduced readmissions. What are your views on implementing Criteria Led Discharge in healthcare settings? Have you seen positive outcomes in your practice? #HealthcareInnovation #HealthcareReform #PatientCare #SaferCareVictoria #PeterMac #CriteriaLedDischarge #SaferCareVic

We are excited to announce the successful first clinical use of the CDI OneView Monitoring System at Sunrise Hospital in collaboration with Comprehensive Care Services. A big thank you to the incredible care team at Sunrise Hospital for their dedication and collaboration. Here's to many more successful cases ahead and to improving patient outcomes together. Terumo's CDI OneView System is an advanced blood monitoring device designed to enhance patient management during cardiopulmonary bypass procedures. By providing continuous visibility to real-time data and critical goal-directed parameters, the CDI OneView System empowers clinicians, helps reduce risk and facilitates optimal patient outcomes. Learn more about the CDI OneView System: https://lnkd.in/g-xJeVFw #FirstClinicalUse #OneView #TerumoCardiovascular #CCP #Perfusion

Wound care is critical to patient recovery. Traditional techniques to remove dead tissue from wounds increase the likelihood of infection and can make dressing changes painful for the patient.    At our most recent #MohawkMedbuy Innovation LaunchPad Webinar, Member hospitals were introduced to #UrgoCleanAg. These wound dressings employ new methods for the ongoing removal of dead tissue using highly negative-charged fibres. With this technology, wound residue, fibrin and microorganisms attach to the negatively charged fibres, continuously cleaning the wound bed. The matrix design includes silver, which can help promote healing and allow pain-free removal of the dressing.    #ThankYou to our presenters, Debashish Chakravarthy, Vice President of Medical Affairs and Innovations for Urgo Medical North America and Kara Couch, Director of Wound Services at The George Washington University Hospital for highlighting these products for MMC Members!    The Vendor Webinar series is part of MMC's Innovation LaunchPad Program – streamlining Members' access to novel products & services that help optimize #PatientCare.

Ten years ago, in partnership with MagnaCentre, we introduced rTMS at Nightingale Hospital. In the decade that has followed, we have seen hundreds of patients use the treatment and countless stories of recovery. We have also invested heavily in upgrading our TMS system to offer a better experience for our patients. To mark the 10-year anniversary, we sat down with Professor Michael Craig to talk about the last 10 years of rTMS and what might be to come for this treatment offering. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eNkTB_qs

Calling all #Clinicians 🩺📢 Struggling with #stoma leakage and patient discomfort doesn’t have to be the norm. We’d like to invite you to explore our enteral feeding products, designed to enhance patient outcomes in 2025 and beyond.  Our featured products include: 🌟 The EnClean Brush: The EnClean® Brush is designed specifically for EnFit® connectors and feeding tubes, addressing critical concerns in enteral feeding management. Its evidence-based design promotes best practices in clinical settings—ultimately minimizing the risk of infection, contamination, biofilm formation, and tube occlusion. 🌟 The StomaEase™ Powder:  A breakthrough for the treatment of leaky feeding tube stomas, StomaEase™ is the ONLY powder relief designed for enteral stomas. Typically, wound care clinics carry barrier and healing creams, stoma powders designed for Ostomy, gauze and reusable pads.  🌟 The StomaDisc™: For enhanced leakage protection, the StomaDisc™ keeps the StomaEase™ powder in place. Our products are trusted by major healthcare institutions. Explore more on our Healthcare Professionals page, where you can also read a firsthand account from a physician who relies on our products to treat his daughter’s stoma leakage and discomfort. Learn more here. 👇https://lnkd.in/ephb3SNs

Non-healing surgical wounds remains a critical challenge in healthcare, demanding innovative solutions to improve outcomes. A case series published in the Journal of Wound Management highlights the transformative impact of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) in addressing these complex cases.   What you will learn from this case series: 🔹How NPWT optimises the wound healing environment by removing excess exudate, reducing oedema, and stimulating tissue regeneration. 🔹Practical applications of NPWT across diverse surgical cases, showcasing its versatility in managing complex wounds. 🔹Real-world outcomes demonstrating improved healing rates and enhanced patient quality of life. 🔹Clinical insights into tailoring NPWT to individual patient needs, ensuring personalised and effective care.   Read the full case report: https://lnkd.in/d-ZY56bE   💬 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀: Have you used NPWT in your practice? Let us know your experiences in the comments!   The authors are Doreen Hölper, Rainer Schach, joanne handsaker, & Catherine McCarthy.   #JWM

It’s exciting to hear that HCA Florida Northside Hospital has launched its first enrollment in the FFR Angio randomized clinical trial! This is a major step in using AI-driven technology to assess coronary artery flow, a cutting-edge approach that could help revolutionize how heart conditions are diagnosed and treated. The fact that HCA Florida Northside Hospital is the first site in Pinellas County to participate speaks to their leadership in innovative healthcare practices. Kudos to the HCA West Division team and the cath lab staff for their hard work and commitment to advancing medical research and patient care

Complications can’t compete with the right care. Agilon Surgical Matrix redefines what’s possible in patient outcomes by combining innovation, safety, and precision. Ready to learn how this can transform your surgical practice? Let’s talk about delivering the care every patient deserves. #SurgicalInnovation #PatientCare #HealthcareExcellence #Biogennix #Agilon #AgilonSurgicalMatrix #MedicalDevices #WoundCare

Did you know that SurgicalPerformance has demonstrated that surgical teams familiar with each other significantly improve patient outcomes? For major procedures, postoperative adverse events occurred at a rate of 8.2% when team familiarity was high, compared to 16.2% with low familiarity. This relationship is especially crucial for complex surgical procedures. SurgicalPerformance empowers you to document and reflect on team familiarity, providing insightful reports that help enhance surgical outcomes.