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The word for the day from our #HealthTechDictionary is: Endotracheal Intubation (EI) Endotracheal intubation (EI) is an emergency procedure that's often performed on people who are unconscious or who can't breathe on their own. It is commonly used during surgery, in emergencies, and for patients with severe respiratory conditions. Did you know Surgical technologists are very essential during surgical procedure? To learn more about how to launch a career as a Surgical tech, visit: https://bit.ly/3StHctW #HealthTechAcademy #Healthcare #EHR #medical #AlliedHealthcare

High readmission rates following ileostomy surgery are often due to dehydration, complications with stoma care, and a lack of proper patient education. Research shows that providing timely expert support can significantly reduce these rates. By connecting patients to ostomy specialists, healthcare providers can address issues early on, improving outcomes and reducing costly readmissions. #WoundCare #OstomyCare #HealthcareInnovation #ReadmissionPrevention

𝗧𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝗶𝘀 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗦𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝗗𝗮𝘆. This day of action aims to raise awareness about the importance of eye health. Medical personnel, especially ophthalmologists, play a crucial role in this as they are responsible for diagnosing and treating eye diseases. The use of oil-free compressed air in medical equipment for #ophthalmology is important, e.g. for medical compressed air in anaesthesia or for compressed air supply during #phaco and #vitrectomy in ophthalmic surgery. Dürr Technik's oil-free compressors assist the clinician during eye surgery and contribute to patient safety. https://lnkd.in/ewgMgUy8 #duerrtechnik #compressor #worldsightday

🚨 Exciting insights from #AAO2024! 🚨 Ophthalmologists gathered in Chicago to tackle the future of eye care. A trending topic was the use of oral sedation for ophthalmic procedures to combat the projected 30% shortage of anesthesia providers in the next decade. 🏥✨ Key highlights: Oral Sedation Benefits: Studies show that mild sedation for cataract surgery enhances safety, results in less patient movement/better cooperation, and also improves patient experience—lower anxiety, quicker recovery, and no fasting required. Surgeon Control: In OBS, the surgeon decides the appropriate anesthesia level for each patient, ensuring personalized care. Patient-Centric Approach: Less medical stress, familiar environment, and a comforting atmosphere lead to better outcomes. Join the conversation and tell us how you are navigating through the anesthesia provider shortage. 👁️💡 #Ophthalmology #PatientCare #OralSedation #SurgeryInnovation #OfficeBasedSurgery https://bit.ly/4flPVI2

Are you ready to start that OBS you’ve been thinking about for years? Do you need a new anesthesia provider? Would you like to increase your patient satisfaction during surgery days? Want a better work-life balance where you don’t have to cater to hospital schedules? Whatever your goal may be, see how AOI can help it become a reality. Call and speak to one of our professionals today! #anesthesia #officebasedsurgery #NewYearNewGoals

Solo-Dex Precision Acute Pain Service™️ minimizes health risks often associated with general anesthesia, facilitates quicker recovery and discharge, promotes home recovery with reduced opioid dependance, and greatly improves patient satisfaction post surgery. Ask your surgeon today, “Is Solo-Dex Precision Acute Pain Service™️ right for me?” Learn more at solo-dex.com. #medtech #manufacturing #medicaldesign #medicaldevices #medicalengineering #healthcare #healthtechnology #healthtech

A recent Doximity poll reveals that more than half of physicians support the direct primary care model. #DPC #DirectPrimaryCare Full story here: http://dox.im/DPC24 The poll highlights the demographic trends in attitudes toward DPC. Key Insights: 🦴Orthopaedic Surgery is the specialty with greatest support for DPC 🧓🏼Physicians 75 and older show the greatest support for DPC See more insights, including a breakdown between gender, geographic location, and more in the full Op-Med. 🔗 Read more at: http://dox.im/DPC24

Boycott Healthscope hospitals, Private Healthcare Australia tells doctors, by Cate Swannell. The operator’s split with Bupa and the AHSA means chaos for patients already booked in for surgery. https://lnkd.in/ghfWsH6Z #healthinsurance #medicine #privatehospitals

"Planning for surgery? Your health is key to a smooth recovery! At GenMed, our comprehensive pre-op testing ensures you're in the best shape for your procedure, minimizing risks and maximizing safety. Here's how we help you prepare: - Medical History & Physical: Your GenMed provider will perform a complete history & physical. - Lab Work : Specific tests will be provided based on your surgeon's orders, your medical conditions, and anesthesia criteria at the surgical facility. - Cardiac Testing: We attempt to avoid unnecessary delays and to limit testing to address only those conditions that could potentially increase operative risk. - Sub-specialty Referrals: Sometimes the results of your evaluation with our provider require additional testing or referral to another specialist. These steps help create a personalized plan for your surgery and recovery, so you can feel confident and prepared! Got questions? Our team is here to guide you every step of the way! https://loom.ly/Z231F-I #PreOpTesting #GenMedOhio #YourHealthMatters #BePrepared #HealthyAndSafe

Things are slightly different today than usual. We had aimed for the new and improved website to go live on Monday coming, instead it has gone live yesterday. Unfortunately, I have not yet been provided with admin access to the new site and I can not create any new content until I do. As such, I won't be reporting on the feedback received this week, but will need to wait until I receive access to our new website. The website address remains the same - https://lnkd.in/eawANWnT - but if you wish to leave feedback you will now need to go to https://lnkd.in/ec9xxBmg I will be putting a poll on the Friends and Family of Grimethorpe Surgery group - https://lnkd.in/esRA_iiP - to allow you to leave feedback on the new website. What do you think of it? Better, worse, unchanged?