Health

A woman in blue scrubs smoothing a blue sheet on a hospital bed with a pillow, window blinds, and equipment.
Health

How to Make Your Facility’s Linens Last Longer

BY
Henry Johnson

Is your facility burning through linens faster than you'd like? These practical tips can extend the life of your stock and keep beds freshly made.

A pair of green tweezers holding an red dental pin above a tray of sorted pins with colored size labels.
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What Is Gutta-Percha, and How Does It Work?

BY
Henry Johnson

You've heard the word, but what actually is gutta-percha? Here's a closer look at what it is, where it comes from, and how it works in dentistry.

A stack of geriatric diapers on a cart in a medical facility hallway. Folded pads are next to the diapers.
Health

Incontinence Supplies for Active Daily Routines

BY
Henry Johnson

Professional care feels more steady when incontinence supplies that support active daily routines make movement and privacy easier to preserve.

A nurse kneeling next to an older patient in a wheelchair and smiling at him. They are in a rehab center.
Health

Building Confidence During Rehab for Wheelchair Users

BY
Henry Johnson

Build confidence during rehab with practical strategies, skill development, and support systems that help wheelchair users achieve greater independence.

A medical facility hallway with waste bins holding red liners to protect the bins. There are two waste shoots on the wall.
Health

Healthcare Sustainability Starts Behind the Scenes

BY
Henry Johnson

The behind the scenes of a healthcare facility involves many critical details that people often overlook. Sustainability is one of those things.

A doctor and patient sitting in an office. The doctor is gesturing to a model of an ear to explain hearing loss.
Health

Teaching Patients About the Health Risks of Firearm Use

BY
Henry Johnson

Firearm use carries very real health concerns. Hearing damage, trauma preparedness, and mental health are worth discussing with your patients.

Six healthcare professionals are in a hospital room with a patient. The patient is wearing an oxygen mask.
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Spotting Silent Hypoxia in Emergency Patients

BY
Henry Johnson

Spotting silent hypoxia starts with subtle clues. See how emergency teams catch hidden oxygen trouble early and act before patients decline during patient care.

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